Review(s) of: Qualitative Inquiry and Research Design: Choosing among Five Approaches (2nd Edition), by Creswell, J.W. (2007), Thousand Oaks: Sage ISBN: 1-4129-1607-0, 395pp.

Qualitative Inquiry and Research Design: Choosing among Five Approaches (2nd Edition) [Book Review]

List of Contributors vi Preface ix 1 An introduction to reflection 1 Chris Bulman 2 Developing skills for reflective practice 23 Sue Atkins and Sue Schutz 3 Writing to learn: writing reflectively 53 Sylvina Tate 4 Reflecting in groups 93 Bernadette Carter 5 An exploration of the student and mentor journey into reflective practice 121 Charlotte Maddison and Pam Sharp 6 Supervision for supervisors: icing on the cake or a basic ingredient for the development of clinical supervision in nursing? 150 John Driscoll and Paul Cassedy 7 A personal exploration of reflective and clinical expertise 177 Sue Duke 8 Assessing and evaluating reflection 201 Sue Schutz 9 Getting started on a journey with reflection 225 Chris Bulman Index 254

Reflective practice in nursing

组织去学习（Organizational Unlearning）概述

Book Review: Review of the Theory of Communicative Action, Volume One: Reason and the Rationalization of SocietyReview of The Theory of Communicative Action, Volume One: Reason and the Rationalization of Society, HabermasJurgen, Beacon Press, 1984, 465pp, $15.95

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Understanding the Application Life Cycle

This article explores the idea of unlearning on the basis of empirical data drawn from 73 social workers’ accounts of addressing their problems and challenges in critical action learning sets. To address intractable or wicked problems, characterized by having multiple stakeholders with competing perspectives and by an absence of obvious solution, it may be necessary first to unlearn existing responses and to ask fresh questions to illuminate what is as yet unknown. Action learning privileges questions over solutions in seeking learning from action on organizational challenges, whilst critical action learning is a variety that employs insights from critical social theory to promote critical reflection and unlearning in this process. The article breaks new ground in claiming: first, that unlearning in the context of the wicked problems of social work is characterized less by the discarding of outmoded knowledge and routines and more by a critical unlearning that opens up new possibilities of not knowing and non-action; and second, that critical unlearning is much more likely to take place when supported by a deliberated and social process such as that provided by critical action learning.

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On stopping doing those things that are not getting us to where we want to be: Unlearning, wicked problems and critical action learning

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to enquire into the role and skills of the action learning facilitator in the context of service improvement work in the UK's National Health Service (NHS). An earlier companion paper examined the concept of service improvement and the possible contribution of action learning as a means of bringing about both personal and organisational development.Design/methodology/approach – The paper takes the form of a case study. The research reports on the facilitation of action learning sets which formed part of a leadership development programme in the NHS. Data were collected via telephone interviews, focus groups, action learning sets and a World Cafe event.Findings – The action learning facilitator's role is encircled by questions of method, approaches, skills and competencies, and crucially by complex contextual factors. Three role models are offered for the action learning facilitator – i.e. initiator, coach, and leader – and the paper concludes that any person fulfilli...

Am I doing it right? Facilitating action learning for service improvement

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Facilitating Action Learning: A Practitioner's Guide

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine questions concerning service improvement and the possible contribution of action learning as a means of bringing about both personal and organisational development. A second companion paper deals with the facilitation issues in this context (submitted to Leadership in Health Services, December 2007).Design/methodology/approach – This research reports on the experiences of participants on a leadership development programme, who were seeking to effect service improvements in their professional domains. Data were collected via telephone interviews, focus groups, action learning sets and a world cafe event.Findings – The paper concludes that the definition of “service improvement” is multiple and problematic. It concludes that action learning and service improvement can be natural partners but only if the action learning design is crafted to the specifics of the context.Research limitations/implications – This case study was developed at a time of great turmoi...

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Papers

On stopping doing those things that are not getting us to where we want to be: Unlearning, wicked problems and critical action learning

Am I doing it right? Facilitating action learning for service improvement

Facilitating Action Learning: A Practitioner's Guide

Lean and learning: action learning for service improvement

Facilitating Action Learning