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REFLECTION THROUGH JOURNALING has been an important topic to me for many years. When I was in nursing school, I would teach my mentees that journaling is an essential tooL I've used it throughout nursing school, not just for assignments but as a method of debriefing and recording valuable patient experiences.
Journaling has been one way to revisit situations that have been upsetting or ethically uncomfortable for me. Nurses don't always have time to go back with...
