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Critical Thinking Module Analysis

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In this module, I have learned and analyzed the fundamentals of critical thinking. The definition of critical thinking is the ability to think clearly, rationally, and independently. The importance of critical thinking is needed in the ability of good science. People do critical thinking daily and is a part of our day to day lives in order to make decisions on our own.
I use critical thinking skills at my work environment daily engaging in conflict resolution for patient’s. I handle all the billing accounts for every patient in the office and consider making reasonable decisions daily. Sometimes patient’s come into the office and do not have sufficient funds for copayments or minor procedures. In order to determine if a patient can be eligible

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