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Clinical Trial Case Reports Meta-Analysis RCT Review Systematic Review
Classical Article Case Reports Clinical Study Clinical Trial Clinical Trial Protocol Comment Comparative Study Editorial Guideline Letter Meta-Analysis Multicenter Study Observational Study Randomized Controlled Trial Review Systematic Review
David S Burstein,Nathaniel Schwartz,Abhiroop Ganguly et al. David S Burstein et al.
Objectives: Omissions in clinical documentation hinder diagnosis by obscuring important information and delaying communication among clinicians. Additionally, carefully implemented incentives can improve health care proce...
Javier Arredondo Montero Javier Arredondo Montero
Objectives: Clinical prediction requires formalizing uncertainty into a statistical model. However, persistent confusion between prediction and inference, and between traditional (stepwise) and modern (penalized) developm...
Cristina M Gonzalez,Maria L Deno,Tavinder K Ark et al. Cristina M Gonzalez et al.
Objectives: Evidence for the impact of racial implicit bias and clinical reasoning remains conflicting. Our inability to characterize the relationship between racial implicit bias and clinical reasoning (CR) precludes dev...
Jennifer Sloane,Roni Matin,Umber Shahid et al. Jennifer Sloane et al.
Objectives: Uncertainty is inherent in diagnostic decision-making. While diagnostic uncertainty research continues to grow, research on diagnostic confidence remains underexplored. Research often uses simplified tools to ...
Francesca Pons-Vidal,Macarena Calvente de Rávena,María Ortiz-Espejo Francesca Pons-Vidal
Objectives: To describe a case of a pseudohyponatremia secondary to hyperproteinemia in multiple myeloma and to emphasize the importance of analytical verification and laboratory-clinical collaboration to prevent diagnost...
Bernhard Strasser,Sebastian Mustafa,Erich Wimmer et al. Bernhard Strasser et al.
Objectives: It is important to review laboratory test panels regularly and omit unnecessary tests. This avoids overdiagnosis and makes laboratory work more targeted. Artificial intelligence is increasingly being discussed...