Today’s podcast is a fun cognitive gymnastics opportunity for you to think about the influence of bias in your clinical decision making with Dr. Jordan Robertson ND

Fun. We promise. 

Bias is rampant in clinical decision making and it’s important that we break open the conversation by both identifying the types of bias that exist, and thinking about possible examples where this may show up in our clinical lives. 

In this episode, we cover anchoring bias, the availability heuristic, the halo effect, confirmation bias, the framing effect, publication bias and a few others. 

Clinicians need to rebuild their knowledge on an ongoing basis, which is hard for humans to do in general - and really hard as a clinician. We’ll give you some new ways to think about your clinical decision-making and give you a safe space to deconstruct your own ideas to be better in practice. 

Enjoy!

We referred to a few courses that we’ve offered in the Confident Clinician that you can connect with here: www.confidentclinicianclub.com