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Making Reflective Practice Inclusive, Contemporary and Equitable

Reflective practice has held a valid place in medical practice for many years,1,2 and is used in day-to-day episodes of care,3 as well as for professional revalidation.4 Reflection allows healthcare professionals to reflect on their practice retrospectively to improve future care or in real time at the point of care, as is encouraged by the Cultural Safety model.3,5,6,7 Is it time for a new reflective model to consider the urgent need for inclusive and equitable care?