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Applying Critical Thinking to Clinical Diagnostics
Critical thinking is a complex decision-making process, which, in healthcare, aims to achieve optimum patient outcomes. The complex process depends on applying multi-disciplinary knowledge to a novel issue and, over time, is expected to become an innate process.
In this workshop, we will share methods to promote critical thinking such as the use of effective communication, knowledge-based thinking, standards-based thinking and collaborative thinking.
In this workshop, we will share methods to promote critical thinking such as the use of effective communication, knowledge-based thinking, standards-based thinking and collaborative thinking.
Learn
- Importance of critical thinking in medical diagnosis
- Application of critical thinking skills through a scientific, evidence-based approach in medicine
- Importance of communication in medical diagnosis
Speaker
Natasha Gulati
Customer Success Manager, Elsevier
Natasha is the Customer Success Manager at Elsevier. She has over ten years of business research and management consulting experience, across various healthcare sectors, supporting clinicians, nurses, faculty and students with health technology adoption.
In her current role, she works with healthcare providers, medical associations and universities to drive technology adoption and productive analytics to improve medical education, research and patient outcomes.
Natasha is passionate about the role of technology in transforming healthcare practice, research and education. Her projects focus on healthcare consumerization, EMR adoption & integration challenges, and patient experience. She has also written many articles and industry reports on value-based care and digital health business models.
In her current role, she works with healthcare providers, medical associations and universities to drive technology adoption and productive analytics to improve medical education, research and patient outcomes.
Natasha is passionate about the role of technology in transforming healthcare practice, research and education. Her projects focus on healthcare consumerization, EMR adoption & integration challenges, and patient experience. She has also written many articles and industry reports on value-based care and digital health business models.
All NUS staff and students are welcome.
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