Clinical Reasoning Module

Formulating a working diagnosis and management plan requires integrating a knowledge base with clinical reasoning skills to solve medical problems and make treatment decisions. This two-week online course introduces participants to the principles of clinical reasoning and how to develop adaptive expertise through problem- and case-based learning with common clinical scenarios and real-life cases.

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Nephrology Module

Clinical reasoning is context specific. Therefore, A general domain applies to all disciplines and specialty domains relate to cardiology, nephrology, dermatology, etc. In addition, fast-thinking is dominant in emergencies. Therefore, simulations are necessary as learning tools. The renal emergencies module is an illustrative example.

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