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gut feelings in general practice: a standalone construct

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Clinical reasoning

general practitioners' intuitive feelings of alarm or reassurance about a patient that steer diagnostic decisions beyond explicit reasoning.

In clinical reasoning, gut feelings in general practice refers to general practitioners' intuitive feelings of alarm or reassurance about a patient that steer diagnostic decisions beyond explicit reasoning. This meaning comes from Stolper (2009) in BMC Family Practice.[1]

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References

Stolper, E., van Bokhoven, M., Houben, P., Van Royen, P., van de Wiel, M., van der Weijden, T., & Jan Dinant, G. (2009). The diagnostic role of gut feelings in general practice A focus group study of the concept and its determinants. BMC Family Practice, 10(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/1471-2296-10-17

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