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Yu Chang,Si-Sheng Huang,Wen-Yu Hsu et al. Yu Chang et al.
Objectives: Diagnosis is often interpreted through a Bayesian lens as a point-in-time update from prior to posterior probability after new clinical evidence. In routine care, however, diagnostic evidence may accumulate ac...
Angelo Nigro Angelo Nigro
Objectives: To describe a diagnostic near miss in AI-assisted nailfold capillaroscopy, illustrating how a correct AI-based classification as an early scleroderma pattern may still lead to diagnostic error if not integrate...
Mizuka Fu,Toshiki Nakamura,Shun Kishibe et al. Mizuka Fu et al.
Objectives: Diagnostic errors are multifactorial and tend to occur frequently in the emergency department. Pediatric emergency care presents unique challenges, particularly in the evaluation of trauma in preverbal infants...
Mia Hemborg Kristiansson,Torgny Wessman,Ulf Ekelund Mia Hemborg Kristiansson
Objectives: Accurate risk assessment is crucial for appropriate management of patients presenting to the emergency department (ED) with chest pain. This study aimed to evaluate how accurately emergency physicians estimate...
Avneesh Sharma,Jessica J Dreicer,Andrew S Parsons Avneesh Sharma
Generative artificial intelligence (gen AI) can support and likely enhance clinical reasoning coaching for struggling medical learners when its use is guided by educational theory. We present a conceptual framework, grounded in deliberate p...
Takako Kamei,Yuka Shimada,Yu Shimura et al. Takako Kamei et al.
Objectives: To analyze how diagnostic success was achieved in a challenging case of occult breast cancer using the SIDER protocol, a structured Safety-II framework for reflecting on successful diagnostic processes. ...
Akiko Kobayashi,Taiju Miyagami,Yuji Nishizaki et al. Akiko Kobayashi et al.
Objectives: Diagnostic errors occur frequently and significantly affect patient prognosis and medical safety. Nurses, who are closest to patients, are often the first to detect abnormalities. However, owing to insufficien...
Lawrence B Afrin,Svetlana Blitshteyn,Linda S Bluestein et al. Lawrence B Afrin et al.
Since establishment in 2020 of the global consensus-2 diagnostic criteria for mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), recognition of this prevalent disease, existing alongside rare cutaneous or systemic mastocytosis, has grown significantly. ...