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Expert nursing practice: a mathematical explanation of Benners 5th stage of practice development
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 10/30/09
Lyneham J et al. – Having the intuitive component of expert practice further clarified from Benner's first vision confirms it as a valid component of practice. It is important to recognize that experience is a powerful component of practice and that it is essential to the development of expertise. Although this discussion has been nested within nursing practice, it has wide implications for medical, psychological and educational practice.
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