A Universal Model of Diagnostic Reasoning¶
Croskerry, P. (2009). A Universal Model of Diagnostic Reasoning. Academic Medicine, 84(8), 1022-1028.
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- Fast-Path / Slow-Path Architecture
- The same shape governs clinical decision-making (illness-script pattern recognition for typical presentations, analytic differential diagnosis for atypical ones, with the diagnostic time-out as a designed trigger),
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The abstract supports only the two-system dual-process frame for clinical decision making; it does not state illness-script pattern recognition, typical-versus-atypical presentation routing, or a diagnostic time-out trigger.
“Dual-process theory has emerged as the predominant approach, positing two systems of decision making, System 1 (heuristic, intuitive) and System 2 (systematic, analytical). The author proposes a schematic model that uses the theory to develop a universal approach toward clinical decision making.”
- The same shape governs clinical decision-making (illness-script pattern recognition for typical presentations, analytic differential diagnosis for atypical ones, with the diagnostic time-out as a designed trigger),
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