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Event
01 Jul 2013

Decision Making in Healthcare

This is a Live Lecture 5-Night Canada/New England Cruise ConferenceRound-trip New York, New York.

Program Purpose / ObjectivesThe purpose of this CME activity is to explore the relationship between psychology and medical practice.Objectives: Following attendance at this educational activity, participants should be able to:1. Explain the difference between maximizers and “satisfiers” 2. Discuss how patient expectations influence outcomes of both placebo and active treatment3. Explain how bias can affect patient outcomes4. List mechanisms by which expectations can affect outcomes5. Explain why experience matters in good decision making6. Outline the concepts of anchoring and insufficient adjustment as related to diagnosis7. Assess reasons why your judgment might be wrong to prevent errors8. Explain why projection bias has implications for end-of-life care9. List the three main categories of diagnostic errors10. Review wellness strategies for healthcare providersConference Sessions generally take place during the days at sea (as cruise itinerary allows) to avoid conflicts with Ports of Call or evening entertainment.

When

1 Jul 2013 @ 05:00 pm

6 Jul 2013 @ 04:30 am

Duration: 4 days, 11 hours


Where

Aboard Cunard's Queen Mary 2

280 Broadway

Lower Manhattan

United States


Language

English en


Organised by

Continuing Education, Inc. (deactivated)

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