Diagnostic reasoning in internal medicine: a practical reappraisal
Abstract
The practice of clinical medicine needs to be a very flexible discipline which can adapt promptly to continuously changing surrounding events. Despite the huge advances and progress made in recent decades, clinical reasoning to achieve an accurate diagnosis still seems to be the most appropriate and distinctive feature of clinical medicine. This is particularly evident in internal medicine where diagnostic boundaries are often blurred. Making a...
Paper Details
Title
Diagnostic reasoning in internal medicine: a practical reappraisal
Published Date
Dec 1, 2020
Volume
16
Issue
2
Pages
273 - 279
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