Clinical judgment and the practice of medicine
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Köp båda 2 för 1262 krTheor Med Bioethics Montgomery's book is a significant contribution to the ongoing discussion over the nature and role of clinical judgement in medical practice and is required reading for anyone interested in it.
Introduction: rationality in an uncertain practice; PART 1: MEDICINE AS A PRACTICE; 1. Medicine and the limits of knowledge; 2. The misdescription of medicine; 3. Clinical judgement and the interpretation of case; PART 2: CLINICAL JUDGEMENT AND THE IDEA OF CAUSE; 4. What brings you here today?: the idea of cause in medical practice; 5. The simplification of clinical cause; 6. Clinical judgement and the problem of particularizing; PART 3: THE FORMATION OF CLINICAL JUDGEMENT; 7. Aphorisms, maxims, and old saws: some rules of clinical reasoning; 8. Don't think zebras: a theory of clinical knowing; 9. Knowing one's place: the evaluation of clinical judgement; PART 4: CLINICAL JUDGEMENT AND THE NATURE OF MEDICINE; 10. The self in medicine: the use and misuse of the science claim; 11. A medicine of neighbours; 12. Uncertainty and the ethics of practice