Add to ORKGtextabstractThis thesis focuses on the subject of cognitive diagnostic error in internal medicine; mistakes resulting from flaws in physicians’ reasoning processes. More specifically, this thesis addresses errors caused by confirmation and availability bias. Recently, the potential of cognitive factors to cause faults in diagnosis caught the attention of authors and policy-makers, and the topic is pursued in several position papers. Nonetheless, little empirical evidence supporting a relationship between cognitive factors and medical error exists. In this doctoral thesis, five experimental studies will be presented that focus on this theme
A considerable amount of medical errors are indicated to occur during the diagnostic process. Variou...
There is a growing literature on diagnostic errors. The consensus of this literature is that most er...
Much cognitive and clinical research has addressed clinical reasoning, pointing out that physicians ...
Diagnostic errors account for more than 8% of adverse events in medicine and up to 30% of malpractic...
Diagnostic errors have been associated with bias in clinical reasoning. Empirical evidence on the co...
Context. Diagnostic errors have been associated with bias in clinical reasoning. Em- pirical evidenc...
Alysha Bhatti Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College London, London, UK Abstract: Errors in clinical ...
Objectives: To use a case review approach for investigating the types of cognitive error identifiabl...
Purpose: The relationship between faults in diagnostic reasoning, diagnostic errors, and patient har...
Emergency physicians (EP) make clinical decisions multiple times daily. In some instances, medical e...
Is the solution for medical errors medical or cognitive? In this AMIA2001 panel on medical error, we...
Cognitive bias is increasingly recognised as an important source of medical error, and is both ubiqu...
Cognitive bias is increasingly recognised as an important source of medical error, and is both ubiqu...
Background: Adverse effects of medical errors have received increasing attention. Diagnostic errors ...
A considerable amount of medical errors are indicated to occur during the diagnostic process. Variou...
There is a growing literature on diagnostic errors. The consensus of this literature is that most er...
Much cognitive and clinical research has addressed clinical reasoning, pointing out that physicians ...
Diagnostic errors account for more than 8% of adverse events in medicine and up to 30% of malpractic...
Diagnostic errors have been associated with bias in clinical reasoning. Empirical evidence on the co...
Context. Diagnostic errors have been associated with bias in clinical reasoning. Em- pirical evidenc...
Alysha Bhatti Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College London, London, UK Abstract: Errors in clinical ...
Objectives: To use a case review approach for investigating the types of cognitive error identifiabl...
Purpose: The relationship between faults in diagnostic reasoning, diagnostic errors, and patient har...
Emergency physicians (EP) make clinical decisions multiple times daily. In some instances, medical e...
Is the solution for medical errors medical or cognitive? In this AMIA2001 panel on medical error, we...
Cognitive bias is increasingly recognised as an important source of medical error, and is both ubiqu...
Cognitive bias is increasingly recognised as an important source of medical error, and is both ubiqu...
Background: Adverse effects of medical errors have received increasing attention. Diagnostic errors ...
A considerable amount of medical errors are indicated to occur during the diagnostic process. Variou...
There is a growing literature on diagnostic errors. The consensus of this literature is that most er...
Much cognitive and clinical research has addressed clinical reasoning, pointing out that physicians ...