Journal Club session: Top Articles of 2019
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Join us for our next Journal Club session where the 2018 Fellows in Diagnostic Excellence will present their favorite diagnostic articles of 2019.
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Join us for our next Journal Club session where the 2018 Fellows in Diagnostic Excellence will present their favorite diagnostic articles of 2019.
Alexa Miller will present wisdom as a construct for research as recently described in “The Emerging Empirical Science of Wisdom: Definition, Measurement, Neurobiology, Longevity, and Interventions.” She will discuss implications for the medical learning process in light of her study of mastery in approaching uncertainty in the clinic.
Caitlin Clancy will discuss diagnostic accuracy of collective intelligence in the Human Dx platform and how we might apply these lessons to think about diagnostic teams in the real world, as discussed in "Comparative Accuracy of Diagnosis by Collective Intelligence of Multiple Physicians vs Individual Physicians."
Kelly Gleason will discuss “Learning from Tragedy: the Julia Berg Story” in the context of strengthening patient involvement in debriefing diagnostic errors.
Vinita Parkash will discuss "Serious misdiagnosis-related harms in malpractice claims: The "Big Three" - vascular events, infections, and cancers," published in the September issue of Diagnosis.
To join the discussion, visit the GoTo Meeting link (https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/595047405) or join by phone by dialing (571) 317-3122, Access Code: 595-047-405.
The SIDM Journal Club sessions focus on a recent publication of interest in the diagnostic error field and provides an opportunity for the participants to engage in research-related interactive discussions. The goal of the Journal Club is to generate novel discussions on scholarship and academic advancement, brainstorm ideas for new research methodologies and projects, and facilitate collaboration among new researchers in the field of diagnostic error. Join us for Journal Club every other month!
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