Critical thinking in nursing training: evaluation in the area of competence Education in Health

Abstract

ABSTRACT Objective: To analyze the constitution of critical thinking in nursing training in the approach by competence and the integrated curriculum, considering the evaluation process by capturing its challenges, and proposing overcoming strategies. Methods: Qualitative. In the first phase of data collection, interviews were conducted with twenty-four professors, nine preceptors, and fifteen students to reconstruct the profile of competence, and in the second phase, a workshop to validate the profile identified challenges and proposals. The Collective Subject Discourse was used to analyze the interviews and the holistic competence reference in reconstructing the profile. Results: The critical thinking is built based on experiences in the world of work, and evaluation is the conductor of reflections towards emancipation. Final considerations: It signals the importance of professor training in the learning evaluation and working with the collective construction of subjects to overcome challenges that happen in the changes of training.

Keywords

• Thinking
• Employee Performance Appraisal
• Nurses
• Professional Competence
• Competency-Based Education