Cognitive Forcing Strategies in Clinical Decisionmaking¶
Croskerry, P. (2003). Cognitive Forcing Strategies in Clinical Decisionmaking. Annals of Emergency Medicine, 41(1), 110-120.
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This sourceDescribes universal, generic, and specific cognitive forcing strategies as a formal cognitive-debiasing approach to clinical reasoning pitfalls, targeting premature closure and other diagnostic cognitive errors — directly supports the claim that structured differential-diagnosis / forcing / decision-support interventions reduce premature closure in medicine. RE-SOURCED from mynatt-doherty-tweney-1977 (a non-clinical lab study).
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