A systematic approach to clinical reasoning in psychiatry.
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| Title: | A systematic approach to clinical reasoning in psychiatry. |
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| Authors: | Fernando, Irosh, Cohen, Martin, Henskens, Frans |
| Source: | Australasian Psychiatry. Jun2013, Vol. 21 Issue 3, p224-230. 7p. |
| Subjects: | Psychiatric research, Clinical medicine research, Mental health services, Diagnosis, Mental health |
| Abstract: | Objective: Clinical reasoning in psychiatry may be considered to be more challenging than in other branches of medicine because of its highly subjective nature. The literature on systematic approaches to the teaching of clinical reasoning in psychiatry is lacking, and we propose an approach that may assist educators and learners. Method: A systematic approach with a theoretical underpinning in logical inferences will be proposed as a teaching and learning tool. Conclusion: This paper complements our previous paper on psychiatric case formulation and expands our model of a theoretical framework for diagnostic reasoning and case formulation in psychiatry. Our approach also serves as a tool to assist in integrating the diverse clinical knowledge base in psychiatry. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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