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Multimorbidity and clinical reasoning through the eyes of GPs: a qualitative study
RITZ, Claire, et al.
Abstract
Despite the high prevalence of patients suffering from multimorbidity, the clinical reasoning processes involved during the longitudinal management are still sparse. This study aimed to investigate what are the different characteristics of the clinical reasoning process clinicians use with patients suffering from multimorbidity, and to what extent this clinical reasoning differs from diagnostic reasoning.
RITZ, Claire, et al . Multimorbidity and clinical reasoning through the eyes of GPs: a qualitative study. Family medicine and community health , 2021, vol. 9, no. 4, p. e000798
DOI : 10.1136/fmch-2020-000798 PMID : 34556495
PMCID : PMC8461689
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Clinical reasoning processes: a graphical representation
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Clinicians find it difficult to describe their clinical reasoning processes. Charlin's et al. model to which we refer is one of the most interesting frameworks published in recent years. You will find in this file a link to the interactive model of Charlin whereby you can click on each step of process to better explicit what is at play.
https://edugenie.com/prc2015/
Charlin B, Lubarsky S, Millette B, Crevier F, Audétat M, Charbonneau A, et al. Clinical reasoning processes: unraveling complexity through graphical representation. Medical education. 2012 ;46:454–63.
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