A very well written article. it highlights the unique role of intuition alongside data in high-stakes emergency settings. I appreciate how it delves into the nuances of developing clinical instincts while acknowledging potential biases. It’s a great reminder of how experience and judgment complement formal diagnostics, especially in time-sensitive situations. In the end, we all go to med-school to form new neural-nets of medicine and we have to respect that. Intuition is nothing but an underdog neural-net telling you that something is off asking you to dive deeper.
One Response to “Putting Clinical Gestalt to Work in the Emergency Department”
November 3, 2024
Sai Yeshwanth PeelaA very well written article. it highlights the unique role of intuition alongside data in high-stakes emergency settings. I appreciate how it delves into the nuances of developing clinical instincts while acknowledging potential biases. It’s a great reminder of how experience and judgment complement formal diagnostics, especially in time-sensitive situations. In the end, we all go to med-school to form new neural-nets of medicine and we have to respect that. Intuition is nothing but an underdog neural-net telling you that something is off asking you to dive deeper.