Medical reasoning and doctor‐patient communication
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AbstractNineteenth‐century American philosopher Charles Sanders Peirce offered a picture of the scientific method that can be fruitfully applied to the practice of medical diagnosis. Physicians can use this framework to become more self‐consciously aware of what they are doing when they diagnose medical conditions, and they can also learn more about the potential pitfalls of communication between physicians and their patients.
- Maine Medical Center United States
- Bowdoin College United States
Physician-Patient Relations, Clinical Decision-Making, Social Skills, Mental Processes, Diagnosis, Casuistry, Humans, Clinical Competence, Practice Patterns, Physicians', Symptom Assessment, Emotional Intelligence
Physician-Patient Relations, Clinical Decision-Making, Social Skills, Mental Processes, Diagnosis, Casuistry, Humans, Clinical Competence, Practice Patterns, Physicians', Symptom Assessment, Emotional Intelligence
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