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#35 Cognitive bias in clinical practice with A/Professor Peta-Ann Teague GP

Apr 17, 2018

Associate Professor Peta-Ann Teague is a GP, A/Prof at the School of Medicine and Dentistry at James Cook University and Director of Generalist Medical Training.

We discuss cognitive bias, the importance in being aware of these so we can develop our professional selves, their role in clinical practice, the differing categories and how we can manage them.

Further reading:

https://lifeinthefastlane.com/ccc/cognitive-dispositions-to-respond/