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Diagnostic Reasoning in Neurologic Consultation
ContinuumThis article discusses potential pitfalls when consulting on patients who develop neurologic symptoms in the context of systemic disease and describes strategies to avoid diagnostic errors in this context.Cognitive biases that shape clinical reasoning have been identified and studied.
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An examination of student nurse practitioners' diagnostic reasoning skills
International Journal of Nursing Practice, 2022Melanie Rogers, Mary Steinke
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Diagnostic reasoning in challenging cases
Practical NeurologyDiagnostic reasoning relies on cognitive heuristics to recognise patterns of symptoms and signs in order to arrive at a diagnosis. These rules of thumb allow us to rapidly diagnose common conditions that present in typical ways. However, they may lead us astray when common conditions present atypically or when a patient has a rare condition or multiple
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Teaching and assessment of clinical diagnostic reasoning in medical students
Medical Teacher, 2022Jacqueline Frayne, Lucy Gilkes
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Neglect of Alternative Causes in Predictive but Not Diagnostic Reasoning
Psychological Science, 2010Steven Sloman
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Teaching Diagnostic Reasoning to Advanced Practice Nurses: Positives and Negatives
Clinical Simulation in Nursing, 2019Frank Guido-Sanz +2 more
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