Clinical Reasoning
Clinical Decision Making
The decision moment, made explicit.
Somewhere in every case there is a moment where the plan is chosen. Naming that moment, and the constraint that drove it, is the difference between a plan and a preference.
The binding constraint is usually biological, geometric or temporal — rarely technological.
Next step
Bring the case, not the appliance.
Share the records and your current thinking for a structured second read of the problem list, the options and the decision points.