We’re Not in Kansas Anymore: Human Reasoning and Diagnostic Safety

Speaker:
Joe Grubenhoff, MD MSCS
Associate Professor of Pediatrics
Section of Emergency Medicine
University of Colorado School of Medicine

Objectives:
1. Compare the basic attributes of System 1 and System 2 thinking and describe their role in diagnostic reasoning
2. Describe how theories of human reasoning inform our understanding of the development of clinical expertise
3.  List 3 techniques for promoting diagnostic safety during a clinical encounter

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* 2. After viewing this webinar, how likely are you to recommend this to a friend or colleague?

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* 3. How will attending this webinar affect your future practice? Please select from following (Multiple choice)

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* 4. Was the webinar free from commercial bias?

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* 7. The following 4 questions are scored for your CME credit:
True or False: System 1 thinking is a mode of decision-making that relies on intuitive, often subconscious, rapid reasoning.

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* 8. True or False: System 2 thinking is superior to System 1 for diagnostic reasoning.

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* 9. Which of the following is NOT a key component of developing expertise in a skill or field?

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* 10. Which of the following has been shown to significantly improve diagnostic accuracy?

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