The Logic of Medical Diagnosis.¶
Stanley, D. E., & Campos, D. G. (2013). The Logic of Medical Diagnosis. Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 56(2), 300-315.
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- Stasis
- This more general skeleton lets the analyst recognize the same move in settings far from rhetoric: in formal-methods specification, where a dispute may be about the implementation, the specification, or the requirements; in machine-learning evaluation, where a dispute may be about the model, the benchmark, or the task definition; and in clinical disagreement, where the dispute may be about the diagnosis, the diagnostic criteria, or the standard of care.
This sourceAnalyzes clinical reasoning and diagnostic disagreement as turning on distinct levels — the diagnosis, the diagnostic criteria, and the standard of care — supporting the claim that clinical disagreement is an instance of typed disagreement.
- This more general skeleton lets the analyst recognize the same move in settings far from rhetoric: in formal-methods specification, where a dispute may be about the implementation, the specification, or the requirements; in machine-learning evaluation, where a dispute may be about the model, the benchmark, or the task definition; and in clinical disagreement, where the dispute may be about the diagnosis, the diagnostic criteria, or the standard of care.
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