... registry launched by the Spanish Group for Research in Sarcoma. Sarcoma Reference centers Multidisciplinary management Outcome Diagnostic process 28 08 2018 28 02 2018 This prospective study in patients diagnosed with soft‐tissue sarcoma shows the prognostic impact of reference centers...

... of the patient’s ‘reason for encounter’. There is more to life than medicine may diagnose, and FM should strive to move closer to the lives of our patients than the medical model alone could allow. Diagnosis diagnostic process family medicine ICPC International Classification of Primary Care medically...

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...Oxford University Press This chapter describes the diagnostic process and provides illustrations from the author’s experience. It notes that the clinical encounter has parallels in hypothetico-deductive reasoning, sharing key elements but not the sequential structure. It refers to the consensus...

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...This chapter describes how both humans and machines carry out the task of diagnosis, classically defined as the purposeful process of classifying cases. The chapter is organized into four sections: the first presents a conceptual model of the diagnostic process; the second investigates the purpose...

...Experienced neurologists work fast. They ask few questions, maybe perform a brief examination, and come up with the right answer. Sometimes they do neither and their conclusions are accurate—but how do they do it? Traditionally, the diagnostic process includes pattern recognition and probabilistic...