The thinker's guide to clinical reasoning : based on critical thinking concepts and principles based on critical thinking concepts and principles / David Hawkins, Linda Elder and Richard Paul

Introduction: Why a thinker's guide to clinical reasoning?
The elements of clinical reasoning
A checklist for clinical reasoning
To analyze thinking, identify and question its elemental structures
Analyzing the logic of a clinical case through the elements of reasoning
Universal intellectual standards essential to sound clinical reasoning
The application of clinical reasoning to patient care
Reasoning through a clinical case
Analyzing the logic of an article, essay or chapter
Analyzing the logic of an article : an example
The logic of the article on stents
Two kinds of clinical questions
Analyzing & assessing clinical research
Achieving a deeper understanding of the elements of reasoning
Apply intellectual standards to the elements of thought to develop intellectual traits
Intellectual traits essential to clinical reasoning
The problem of egocentric thinking
The problem of sociocentric thinking
Mistakes in thinking and vested interest often lead to the violation of intellectual standards
Ethics and clinical reasoning
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