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Clinical reasoning errors
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- 1AnchoringTendency to lock onto salient features in the patient's presentation too early in the clinical reasoning process - failing to adjust this initial impression in the light of new information.
- 2Ascertainment biasWhen a nurses thinking is shaped by prior assumptions and preconceptions. E.g. ageism, stereotyping
- 3Confirmation biasTendency to look for confirming evidence to support a nursing diagnosis rather than look for disconfirming evidence to refute it
- 4Diagnostic momentumOnce a patient has a label - the tendency for the label to remain and other possibilities to be excluded
- 5Fundamental attribution errorThe tendency to be judgemental and to blame patients for their illnesses rather than examine the circumstances responsible
- 6Overconfidence biasThe tendency to believe we know more than we know - tendency to act on incomplete information
- 7Premature closureTendency to accept a nursing diagnosis without sufficient evidence and before it has been fully verified
- 8Psych-out errorPeople with mental illness may fail to have comorbidities identified - or - medical issues are misdiagnosed as psychiatric conditions
- 9Unpacking principleFailure to collect and unpack all of the relevant cues and consider differential diagnoses
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- Descripción
- from Clinical Reasoning: Learning to think like a nurse
- Creado por
- Usuario eliminado · jun 2018
- Actualizado
- 3 jun 2018
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- 13
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- Creado por Em J · 3 jun 2018
- Copiado por Em J · 3 jun 2018
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