Learning Clinical Reasoning

The book employs a case-based method to teach clinical reasoning fundamentals, covering essential components like diagnostic hypotheses and therapeutic decision-making. It features 69 cases where clinicians articulate their thought processes on various dilemmas, with critiques provided by the authors. This edition introduces thirty new cases from reputable sources, alongside enhanced discussions on evidence-based medicine, clinical practice guidelines, and cognitive errors, offering a comprehensive resource for students and practitioners alike.