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Clinical reasoning processes: unraveling complexity through graphical representation

Published inMedical education, vol. 46, p. 454-463
Publication date2012
Abstract

Clinical reasoning is a core skill in medical practice, but remains notoriously difficult for students to grasp and teachers to nurture. To date, an accepted model that adequately captures the complexity of clinical reasoning processes does not exist. Knowledge-modelling software such as MOT Plus (Modelling using Typified Objects [MOT]) may be exploited to generate models capable of unravelling some of this complexity.

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CHARLIN, Bernard et al. Clinical reasoning processes: unraveling complexity through graphical representation. In: Medical education, 2012, vol. 46, p. 454–463. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2923.2012.04242.x
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