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The article explores diagnostic reasoning, emphasizing attention to subtle details and reconsidering assumptions for accurate diagnosis. The post Some thoughts on diagnostic reasoning appeared...

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I think this is a personal epiphany. We need to figure out how to incorporate conversation into the major of our teaching. The post Reflections on my social media Grand Rounds appeared first o...

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The article discusses the importance of communication in medicine and how building relationships with patients enhances care and outcomes. The post Speeding vaccination – a supply chain probl...

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The article discusses the complexities of diagnosing patients, emphasizing careful evaluation and avoiding premature conclusions. The post Lessons from Range by David Epstein appeared first on...

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The article highlights the importance of continuously reassessing diagnoses, adapting to new information for better patient care. The post Internal Medicine is a Wicked Problem – implications...

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The article emphasizes the importance of clinical reasoning and personalized care over strict adherence to medical guidelines. The post 40 years of ward attending appeared first on medrantsc .

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The article stresses the value of understanding patient context and individuality when applying medical guidelines in practice. The post Help your future colleagues appeared first on medrantsc...

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The article advises physicians to avoid assumptions and clarify patients' symptoms for accurate diagnoses. The post The danger of assuming appeared first on medrantsc .

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The article emphasizes that medical guidelines and performance measures should be balanced with individualized patient care. The post On Casuistry, Guidelines and Performance Measures appeared...

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So I plan to continue indefinitely. I hope the podcast helps listeners understand the wealth of Annals’ articles. The post Thoughts after a year of podcasting appeared first on medrantsc .

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