Masthead

Articles in the same Issue

1. Masthead
2. Masthead
3. Editorials
4. Diagnosis: A new era, a new journal
5. Essays – Introduction
6. Diagnosis – Where It’s Been and Where It’s Going
7. Medical diagnosis – the promise
8. Imperatives, expediency, and the new diagnosis
9. Diagnosing diagnostic failure
10. Diagnostic errors: central to patient safety, yet still in the periphery of safety’s radar screen¹⁾
11. Foundations of Diagnosis
12. Bias: a normal operating characteristic of the diagnosing brain
13. Figure and ground in physician misdiagnosis: metacognition and diagnostic norms
14. Improving diagnostic performance: some unrecognized obstacles
15. Understanding evidence-based diagnosis
16. A unified conceptual model for diagnostic errors: underdiagnosis, overdiagnosis, and misdiagnosis
17. Perspectives – Patients
18. Let patients help with diagnosis
19. What’s in a story? Lessons from patients who have suffered diagnostic failure
20. The diagnostic field’s players and interactions: from the inside out
21. Telltale signs of patient-centered diagnosis
22. Perspectives – Physicians – Internal Medicine and Pediatrics
23. Stumbling towards a diagnosis
24. Connecting the dots: like watching a movie…critically
25. Perspectives from a pediatrician about diagnostic errors
26. Perspectives – Physicians – Psychiatry
27. Detecting diagnostic error in psychiatry
28. Perspectives — Physicians – Radiology
29. Radiologic errors, past, present and future
30. Perspectives – Physicians – Laboratory Medicine
31. Errors in clinical laboratory test selection and result interpretation: commonly unrecognized mistakes as a cause of poor patient outcome
32. Laboratory-associated and diagnostic errors: a neglected link
33. The current and ideal state of anatomic pathology patient safety
34. Perspectives — Physicians – Surgery
35. Diagnostic conversations: Clinical Decision Making in surgery – Part 1
36. Minimizing premature closure and diagnostic error in the Operating Room
37. Diagnostic Error – Moving Toward Solutions
38. Differential diagnosis: the key to reducing diagnosis error, measuring diagnosis and a mechanism to reduce healthcare costs
39. Assessing clinical reasoning: moving from in vitro to in vivo
40. What can be done to increase the use of diagnostic decision support systems?
41. Learning sciences principles that can inform the construction of new approaches to diagnostic training
42. “Preflight Checklists” for diagnosis: a personal experience
43. How might mathematics education be used to improve diagnostic reasoning?
44. The critical step to reduce diagnostic errors in medicine: addressing the limitations of human information processing