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Below are a selection of articles on clinical reasoning.
General Articles
- Going with your gut - Dhaliwal 2010
- Clinical excellence make it a habit - Dhaliwal 2012
- Premature closure not to fast - Dhaliwal 2016
- Diagnostic excellence the incessant watch - Dhaliwal 2017
- The approach to a diagnostic dilemma - Lichstein 2018
- Digital tools to enhance clinical reasoning - Manesh 2017
- The evolution of the master diagnostician - dhaliwal 2013
- Radiologic errors past present and future - Berlin 2014
Clinical Reasoning Practice
The final diagnosis is intentionally not listed in the title in order to aid in practice. They are either musculoskeletal cases or are general medical but convey an important concept in clinical reasoning.
- JGIM Introduction to exercises in clinical reasoning
- The writing on the wall
- Off trail, on track
- Keeping a flexible differential diagnosis
- Pivot and cluster - Not MSK but shows a useful clinical reasoning technique
- Back attack
- Spine pain following motor vehicle accident
- Shoulder pain after fall
- Bilateral upper limb pain and weakness
- Paediatric right sided pain and weakness
- Bilateral leg pain
- Bilateral wrist pain and weight loss
- Unilateral facial pain
- Bilateral foot pain with palmar rash
- Burning hands and feet
