Medical Problem-Solving¶
Groen, G. J., & Patel, V. L. (1985). Medical Problem-Solving: Some Questionable Assumptions. Medical Education, 19(2), 95-100.
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- In clinical medicine expert diagnosticians often pattern-match a presenting case against remembered patients rather than against published criteria, falling back to differential-diagnosis trees only at the boundary.
This sourceEvidence that expert clinicians reason by pattern-matching to remembered cases rather than by formal hypothetico-deductive rule application (which the authors argue is characteristic of novices).
- In clinical medicine expert diagnosticians often pattern-match a presenting case against remembered patients rather than against published criteria, falling back to differential-diagnosis trees only at the boundary.
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