Teaching clinical reasoning

By:

Trowbridge, Robert L

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Publication details: Philadelphia : American College of Physicians, 2015Description: xxii, 270pISBN:

9781938921056

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NLM classification:

WX 468.

Summary: Consolidates current knowledge regarding the teaching and learning of clinical reasoning and provides guidance on how to enhance learners' and clinicians' clinical reasoning abilities. Features practical discussions of: clinical reasoning and diagnostic error; teaching techniques; means of assessment; curriculum development; remediation of struggling learners; facilitating life-long improvement; potential future directions in clinical reasoning; helpful web-only teaching exercises and curricula. A part of ACP's Teaching Medicine Series, this is an excellent resource for all current and future medical educators and leaders.

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Consolidates current knowledge regarding the teaching and learning of clinical reasoning and provides guidance on how to enhance learners' and clinicians' clinical reasoning abilities. Features practical discussions of: clinical reasoning and diagnostic error; teaching techniques; means of assessment; curriculum development; remediation of struggling learners; facilitating life-long improvement; potential future directions in clinical reasoning; helpful web-only teaching exercises and curricula. A part of ACP's Teaching Medicine Series, this is an excellent resource for all current and future medical educators and leaders.

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