How Doctors Think: A Harvard physician exposes the snap judgments, biases, and errors behind diagnosis―and how patients can ask smarter questions
Jerome Groopman explores how physicians reason, the biases that affect their decisions, and ways to enhance diagnostic accuracy.
About This Book
How Doctors Think examines the mental frameworks physicians use when diagnosing and treating patients.
The book highlights common cognitive biases and errors that can influence clinical judgment.
It underscores the importance of reflective thinking in improving patient outcomes.
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