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Decision making in dentistry. Part II: Clinical applications of decision methods
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1991The study of clinical decision making provides a common model on which to base dental practice and thus promotes standardization of care and treatment. Decision analysis can assist in identifying missing data in clinical problems and thus generate clinically relevant research agendas.
A M, McCreery, E, Truelove
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Three Methods for Aiding Clinical Decision Making
1982The mathematical techniques to-be presented are intended as aids to the clinician’s decision making.1 The methods to be introduced do not imply that a mathematical model or theory implemented by computer can replace the clinician. The work we are about to discuss shows that decision aids, utilising the clinician’s knowledge and expertise, can improve ...
George Wright, Kee-On Ng
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A Serious Game Can Be a Valid Method to Train Clinical Decision‐Making in Surgery
World Journal of Surgery, 2014AbstractBackgroundA serious game was developed to train surgical residents in clinical decision‐making regarding biliary tract disease. Serious or applied gaming is a novel educational approach to postgraduate training, combining training and assessment of clinical decision‐making in a fun and challenging way.
Graafland, Maurits +5 more
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Use of Simulation Methods in Social Work Research on Clinical Decision-Making
Clinical Social Work Journal, 2020While simulation has become an increasingly sophisticated and standardized method of clinical teaching and performance assessment in social work, unlike other clinical and health care fields, it is not generally used in other areas of social work research.
Cheryl Regehr, Arija Birze
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Mobile learning app: A novel method to teach clinical decision making in prosthodontics
Education for Health, 2017Prosthodontics involves replacing lost dentofacial structures using artificial substitutes. Due to availability of many materials and techniques, clinician's clinical decision-making regarding appropriate selection of prosthesis requires critical thinking abilities and is demanding. Especially during graduate training years, learners do not receive the
Saee, Deshpande +2 more
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Development of a Model of Interprofessional Shared Clinical Decision Making in the ICU
Critical Care Medicine, 2016To develop a model to describe ICU interprofessional shared clinical decision making and the factors associated with its implementation.Ethnographic (observations and interviews) and survey designs.Three ICUs (two in Israel and one in the United States).A convenience sample of nurses and physicians.None.Observations and interviews were analyzed using ...
Freda, DeKeyser Ganz +3 more
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Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, 2010
Real-life, complex problems often require that decisions are made despite limited information or insufficient time to explore all relevant aspects. Incorporating authentic uncertainties into an assessment, however, poses problems in establishing results and analysing its methodological qualities. This study aims at the development of a test on clinical
Ramaekers, S.P.J. +4 more
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Real-life, complex problems often require that decisions are made despite limited information or insufficient time to explore all relevant aspects. Incorporating authentic uncertainties into an assessment, however, poses problems in establishing results and analysing its methodological qualities. This study aims at the development of a test on clinical
Ramaekers, S.P.J. +4 more
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Statistical methods to guide clinical decision-making in tuberculosis
2023Evaluation of new diagnostic tests is complicated by the lack of a perfect reference standard. Often, this is handled by comparison to one or a composite of the available imperfect reference tests. This may, however, yield biased estimates of prevalence and diagnostic test accuracy.
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An Overview of Methods to Elicit and Model Expert Clinical Judgment and Decision Making
Social Service Review, 1992In this article, I analyze a variety of procedures and techniques to elicit and model expert clinical judgment and decision making. I classify these procedures into two basic types-input-output analyses and process-tracing techniques. A number of criteria are offered to assess the strengths and limitations of each technique.
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2014
The traditional clinical decision support system (CDSS) is based on the rule engine and knowledge base which are arranged and imported into the system by the relevant personnel before the system running. Therefore once the system is put into use, the knowledge and rules will be rarely revised and updated dynamically according to the actual clinical ...
Qingshan Li +4 more
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The traditional clinical decision support system (CDSS) is based on the rule engine and knowledge base which are arranged and imported into the system by the relevant personnel before the system running. Therefore once the system is put into use, the knowledge and rules will be rarely revised and updated dynamically according to the actual clinical ...
Qingshan Li +4 more
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