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Synopsis
Medicine is often taught as a search for answers. This book is about learning how to wait for them.
Clues at the Bedside follows a small group of clinicians as they confront uncertainty—not with speed or certainty, but with attention, restraint, and presence. Through a series of quiet clinical encounters, the book explores how good doctors think when the diagnosis is unclear, the story is incomplete, and the pressure to act is strong.
Rather than focusing on rare diseases or dramatic revelations, these cases return again and again to the same question: What does a clinician do when they don’t yet know?
Across hospital rooms and teaching moments, habits are formed—not through instruction, but through observation. Silence becomes a tool. Distance becomes a form of care. Teaching succeeds not by control, but by knowing when to step back.
Written in a spare, narrative style, Clues at the Bedside blends clinical reasoning with storytelling, offering insight into diagnostic judgment, cognitive bias, and the human side of medicine. It is not a textbook, and it is not a memoir. It is a meditation on how clinicians learn to think—and how that thinking is passed on.
This book is for:
Physicians and trainees seeking deeper clinical judgment
Medical educators interested in how habits are formed
Readers drawn to narrative medicine and reflective practice
The cases may sound familiar. That is the point.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Medicine is often taught as a search for answers. This book is about learning how to wait for them.Clues at the Bedside follows a small group of clinicians as they confront uncertainty-not with speed or certainty, but with attention, restraint, and presence. Through a series of quiet clinical encounters, the book explores how good doctors think when the diagnosis is unclear, the story is incomplete, and the pressure to act is strong.Rather than focusing on rare diseases or dramatic revelations, these cases return again and again to the same question: What does a clinician do when they don't yet know?Across hospital rooms and teaching moments, habits are formed-not through instruction, but through observation. Silence becomes a tool. Distance becomes a form of care. Teaching succeeds not by control, but by knowing when to step back.Written in a spare, narrative style, Clues at the Bedside blends clinical reasoning with storytelling, offering insight into diagnostic judgment, cognitive bias, and the human side of medicine. It is not a textbook, and it is not a memoir. It is a meditation on how clinicians learn to think-and how that thinking is passed on.This book is for: Physicians and trainees seeking deeper clinical judgmentMedical educators interested in how habits are formedReaders drawn to narrative medicine and reflective practiceThe cases may sound familiar. That is the point. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798246417379
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