They include anchoring bias (undue emphasis given to an early salient feature during a consultation), ascertainment bias (thinking influenced and shaped by prior expectations, like gender bias and stereotyping), availability bias (recent experience dominates evidence), Bandwagon effect ( We do it this way here ), confirmation bias (looking for supporting evidence rather than seeking information ruling it out), omission bias (tendency towards inaction, reluctance to treat) or playing the odds (opposite of the rule out the worst case scenario), framing bias (reaction to a choice varies depending on its presentation, for instance, as a loss or as a gain), Suttons slip (going for the obvious), Gamblers fallacy (law of averages, sequence effect: tendency to think that a run of diagnoses means the sequence cannot continue, rather than taking each case on its merits), search satisficing (premature closure, or to stop investigating after having found one diagnosis, hence other co-existing conditions are not detected), vertical line failure (thinking in silos, or inside the box), triage cueing (to create bias at the initiation of triage that then influences the ultimate choice of patient management), blind spot bias ( Other people are susceptible to these biases but I am not ), visceral bias (emotional involvement), and illusory correlation/superstition (seeing a causal relationship between conditions, events or actions when there is none) (Croskerry 2002
(5674:) STAM-binding protein (Associated molecule with the SH3 domain ofSTAM)
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