Investigating the Gestalt of Diagnostic Reasoning: 'Sick or Not Sick.'¶
Cabrera, D. (2019). Investigating the Gestalt of Diagnostic Reasoning: 'Sick or Not Sick.': 'Sick or Not Sick.'. ACEP Now.
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- Clinical medicine names "the clinician's eye," the trained capacity to notice the subtly-off patient before any differential diagnosis begins.
This sourceDocuments the trained, fast, intuitive clinical-gestalt judgment by which experienced clinicians recognize the subtly-off / 'not quite right' patient before formal differential diagnosis — 'the clinician's eye' as an exposure-built recognition capacity.
- Clinical medicine names "the clinician's eye," the trained capacity to notice the subtly-off patient before any differential diagnosis begins.
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