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    This document contains a table of contents for a guide on diagnostic reasoning that includes models of diagnostic reasoning, key concepts and terms, a coaching toolbox, and a framework for addressing problems. It also outlines the fundamental tasks in diagnostic reasoning such as developing a differential diagnosis based on the patient's complaint and characteristics. Finally, it identifies some key elements of clinical reasoning like the chief complaint and searching for illness scripts to develop a working and final diagnosis.

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    This document contains a table of contents for a guide on diagnostic reasoning that includes models of diagnostic reasoning, key concepts and terms, a coaching toolbox, and a framework for addressing problems. It also outlines the fundamental tasks in diagnostic reasoning such as developing a differential diagnosis based on the patient's complaint and characteristics. Finally, it identifies some key elements of clinical reasoning like the chief complaint and searching for illness scripts to develop a working and final diagnosis.

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    This document contains a table of contents for a guide on diagnostic reasoning that includes models of diagnostic reasoning, key concepts and terms, a coaching toolbox, and a framework for addressing problems. It also outlines the fundamental tasks in diagnostic reasoning such as developing a differential diagnosis based on the patient's complaint and characteristics. Finally, it identifies some key elements of clinical reasoning like the chief complaint and searching for illness scripts to develop a working and final diagnosis.

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    Table of Contents

    Models of Diagnostic Reasoning


    Key concepts and terms
    Coaching toolbox
    Framework for addressing problems with
    diagnostic reasoning
    Cases
    EMR and Clinical Reasoning (PowerPoint
    handout)
    Annotated bibliography

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    Diagnostic reasoning: frameworks & models


    Fundamental tasks in diagnostic reasoning:

    Patient with a complaint or


    problem

    Differential Dx (DDx) for this


    problem

    DDx for this patient

    Working Dx

    Final Dx

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    Key Elements of Clinical Reasoning

    Chief Complaint

    Search for Illness Scripts

    Working, then
    final diagnosis

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