Diagnostic Error in Internal Medicine.¶
Graber, M. L., Franklin, N., & Gordon, R. (2005). Diagnostic Error in Internal Medicine. Archives of Internal Medicine, 165(13), 1493-1499.
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Primes¶
- Bracketing
- Mediation: mediators bracket their views of which party is right to maintain the neutrality the process depends on, with explicit training naming the discipline. Scientific observation and clinical assessment: examiners are trained to bracket prior diagnoses to assess current state freshly, contesting confirmation bias.
This sourceDocuments how anchoring and premature closure on a prior diagnosis drive diagnostic error, and the corrective discipline of suspending the initial impression to reassess the current state freshly.
- Mediation: mediators bracket their views of which party is right to maintain the neutrality the process depends on, with explicit training naming the discipline. Scientific observation and clinical assessment: examiners are trained to bracket prior diagnoses to assess current state freshly, contesting confirmation bias.
- Category Retrieval Lock In
- In medical diagnosis, premature closure locks a patient under a label so inconsistent symptoms are under-weighted.
This sourceDescribes premature closure, in which fixing a patient under a diagnostic label leads inconsistent symptoms to be under-weighted.
- In medical diagnosis, premature closure locks a patient under a label so inconsistent symptoms are under-weighted.
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