To the Editor: Despite a growing body of research into the processes of clinical reasoning
and decision-making in general medicine, our understanding of these processes in …

As medical education evolves, the importance of teaching clinical reasoning as a
cornerstone of clinical expertise has been recognized across many specialties [1, 2] …

This paper describes a model of the clinical process in psychiatry. Research into the clinical
reasoning of physicians is reviewed. Experimental work at the University of Vermont has …

Objective The authors aimed to develop an easily administered and scored written test of
clinical reasoning for psychiatry residents and to explore its internal reliability and …

Objective: Clinical reasoning in psychiatry may be considered to be more challenging than
in other branches of medicine because of its highly subjective nature. The literature on …

Objectives The current study sought to explain how different professional experiences led
Singaporean psychiatrists to alter their clinical reasoning processes as their careers evolved …

An essential task of all physicians is to use clinical reasoning to make diagnoses and select
appropriate treatments. Underscoring its importance in medical training, a recent editorial [1] …

Background: Learning clinical reasoning is less effective in isolation of clinical environments
because contextual factors are a significant component in the clinical reasoning process …

In 2010, JGIM introduced the Exercises in Clinical Reasoning (ECR) series to provide
insight into how expert clinicians navigate the process of diagnostic reasoning. The ECR …

Background A framework of clinical reasoning tasks used by physicians during clinical
encounters was previously developed proposing that clinical reasoning is a complex …