Cognitive biases in dermatology training
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Cognitive biases in dermatology training
Cutis.
2016 Jul.
Abstract
Cognitive biases are patterns that physicians develop based on predetermined judgments that can influence their decisions regarding patient care. Unfortunately, they are usually encountered on a daily basis in clinics. A few examples include affective, anchoring, availability, confirmation, zebra, and Sutton's biases.
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