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6. Practical problem-solving
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This chapter discusses the skills needed for practical problem-solving. It focuses on understanding the importance of a problem-solving strategy for effective practice; using a variety of problem-solving techniques; and developing an effective risk-management strategy for one’s own work.
Oxford University Press
Title: 6. Practical problem-solving
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This chapter discusses the skills needed for practical problem-solving.
It focuses on understanding the importance of a problem-solving strategy for effective practice; using a variety of problem-solving techniques; and developing an effective risk-management strategy for one’s own work.
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