Today's podcast discusses key issues when we employ discrete, black and white thinking in medicine. It's an audio digest of the <a href="http://zentensivist.com/2021/02/28/the-problem-with-cutoffs/">zentensivist.com post of the same name</a>. 
 
Key topics:
<ul>
 <li>what we can learn from statisticians about clinical reasoning</li>
 <li>how patients across a threshold can have more in common than with those in their group</li>
 <li>how to avoid cutting off clinical reasoning</li>
</ul>
Figures and references can be found at the original post!

Today's podcast discusses key issues when we employ discrete, black and white thinking in medicine. It's an audio digest of the zentensivist.com post of the same name. Key topics: what we can learn from statisticians about clinical reasoning how patients across a threshold can have more in common than with those in their group how to avoid cutting off clinical reasoning Figures and references can be found at the original post!

Today's podcast discusses key issues when we employ discrete, black and white thinking in medicine. It's an audio digest of the <a href="http://zentensivist.com/2021/02/28/the-problem-with-cutoffs/" rel="noopener noreferrer">zentensivist.com post of the same name</a>.&nbsp;
 
Key topics:
<ul>
 <li>what we can learn from statisticians about clinical reasoning</li>
 <li>how patients across a threshold can have more in common than with those in their group</li>
 <li>how to avoid cutting off clinical reasoning</li>
</ul>
Figures and references can be found at the original post!

The Problem with Cutoffs

Reflections on the art of medicine, education, and reducing dead space.

An audio digest of zentensivist.com




Theme music courtesy of Daniel Siuba, https://www.danielsiuba.com/music

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Reflections on the art of medicine, education, and reducing dead space. An audio digest of zentensivist.com Theme music courtesy of Daniel Siuba, https://www.danielsiuba.com/music

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