Abstract Background In 2004, Gabbay and le May showed that clinicians generally base
their decisions on mindlines—internalised and collectively reinforced tacit guidelines …

Purpose Many primary qualitative studies of barriers and facilitators for doctors' use of
evidence-based medicine (EBM) are available, but knowledge remains fragmented. This …

Background and purpose There is conflicting evidence regarding whether physicians'
clinical experience affects healthcare quality. Knowing whether an association exists and …

Rationale Diagnostic reasoning is a critical aspect of clinical performance, having a high
impact on quality and safety of care. Although diagnosis is fundamental in medicine, we still …

Aims To explore variation in general practitioners'(GPs') performance of six recommended
procedures in type 2 diabetes patients< 75 years without cardiovascular disease. Methods …

Automated diagnosis archetypes based on a complete list of library of medical illnesses are
used dynamically to help prioritize health data that is relevant to a physician's medical …

Objective To examine whether medical decisions regarding evaluation and management of
musculoskeletal pain conditions varied systematically by characteristics of the patient or …

Background: Physician scores on examinations decline with time after graduation. However,
whether this translates into declining quality of care is unknown. Our objective was to …

Our experiment assesses the level of coordination on clinical best practice among
physicians and investigates whether the release of guidelines helps in supporting …

Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) use is indicated for patients with systemic lupus erythematosus
(SLE). Nevertheless, reports discussing the reasons for not prescribing HCQ are limited. We …