Problem-solving in general practice
Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 14 (4) (1993)
| Abstract | Objective: To identify problem solving strategies in general practice. Basic procedures: Three styles of scientific reasoning were defined and modelled on the medical environment. These models were tested in a simulated doctor-patient encounter. | |||||||||
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