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Comments on Pellegrino’s ‘Anatomy of Clinical Judgments’ctic, ethics, art and rhetoric” in the spirit of the Aristotelian division of the sciences, a division, in my view, almost wholly inappropriate, in the terms in which Aristotle made it, to any modern philosophical discussion of the nature of science or disciplines like clinical medicine that exist i

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of interest to engage philosophers. By making the structure of medical reasoning more apparent to its users, philosophers can show health care practitioners how better to master clinical judgment and how better to focus it towards the goods and values medicine wishes to pursue. Becoming clearer about the pro978-94-009-9401-0978-94-009-9399-0

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230612587rom an information-processing perspective, and second, by critically examining the research model that produced this finding My concern will be, then, with the psychological processes of clinical judgment and with ascertaining what research on clinical judgment has actually studied. The overall thru

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framed in medicine and how choices of treatment are made. We hope it will afford the reader, whether layman, physician or philosopher, a useful perspective on the process of knowing what occurs in medicine; and that the results of the dis- cussions at the Fifth Symposium on Philosophy and Medicine w

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137409300 by Eric Cassell in his ‘The Subjective in Clinical Judgment’ [1] are not philosophical in nature. Rather, they take the form of a general essay in psychology; and so my comments on Dr. Cassell’s discussion of them will be from one in the position of an outsider looking in.

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