Slow medicine: the problem with technology
Tags : clinical diagnosis, clinical practice, iridology, listening, machines that go ping, mentoring, observation, reflections on practice, slow medicine, supervision, technology, the problem with technology, why I don't use machines to diagnose
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“We were always taught that 90 percent of the diagnosis in medicine was based on what the patient tells you,” said Kenneth Polonsky, dean of the Division of the Biological Sciences and the Pritzker School of Medicine. “There are tendencies on the part of physicians to rely more... Read More
