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I found this article an amazing piece of advice, an unusual reminder,
something which doctors and clinicians tend to forget most times as they
progress in their careers. Diagnosis of what seems evident and what is
generally felt known, but what at times can be most improbable needs a
prediagnosis as suggested by the author. An impressive compilation of
evidence on this front and a must read for all clinicians interested in
self-growth in evidence-based medicine.
Something which every clinician should be aware of ...
I found this article an amazing piece of advice, an unusual reminder,
something which doctors and clinicians tend to forget most times as they
progress in their careers. Diagnosis of what seems evident and what is
generally felt known, but what at times can be most improbable needs a
prediagnosis as suggested by the author. An impressive compilation of
evidence on this front and a must read for all clinicians interested in
self-growth in evidence-based medicine.
Competing interests:
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Competing interests: No competing interests