2005
DOI: 10.1007/bf03084560
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Hoe verloopt het diagnostisch denken van de ervaren huisarts?

Abstract: InleidingDiagnostiek ligt in het hart van de huisartsgeneeskunde. Een diagnose is vooral nodig om een uitspraak te kunnen doen over prognose en behandeling. Anamnese en lichamelijk onderzoek vormen de belangrijkste bouwstenen in dat diagnostische proces.1 Huisartsen koppelen ruim 200 frequent voorkomende symptomen aan e´e´n of meer van de 400 diagnoses die jaarlijks minstens e´e´nmaal voorkomen.2Evidence moet worden vertaald naar de situatie van de individuele patie¨nt. Dat is een ingewikkeld proces want de kr… Show more

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“…The professional attitude involves the diagnostic process of predominantly non-acutely life-threatening diseases, although missing a diagnosis might have serious health consequences in the long run. The identification of individual problems by practitioners and the referrals they make are based on the method of differential diagnosis in which the optional causal probabilities are arranged in a decision tree and finally confirmed, rejected or falsified [171][172][173] . This procedure can be compared with the empirical cycle regarding the confirmation, rejection and falsification of a hypothesis.…”
Section: Practice Cyclementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The professional attitude involves the diagnostic process of predominantly non-acutely life-threatening diseases, although missing a diagnosis might have serious health consequences in the long run. The identification of individual problems by practitioners and the referrals they make are based on the method of differential diagnosis in which the optional causal probabilities are arranged in a decision tree and finally confirmed, rejected or falsified [171][172][173] . This procedure can be compared with the empirical cycle regarding the confirmation, rejection and falsification of a hypothesis.…”
Section: Practice Cyclementioning
confidence: 99%