临床推理,特别是诊断决策,自20世纪70年代以来一直是一个支离破碎的文学主题,以不同的理论和相互矛盾的观点为标志。本文回顾了医学教育的最新证据,借鉴科学文献,为眼科医生提供个人学习和他人教育的最佳策略的见解。它探讨了临床推理理论的历史发展,强调在理解医生如何制定诊断方面的挑战。临床推理在进行准确诊断和防止诊断错误方面的作用突显了其重要性。本文深入研究了双重过程理论,区分1型和2型思维及其对临床决策的影响。认知负荷理论作为一个重要方面被引入,强调工作记忆的有限容量及其对诊断过程的影响。探索了近端发育区(ZPD)作为最佳学习环境的框架,强调脚手架和刻意练习在技能发展中的重要性。本文讨论了语义能力,心理表征,以及不同记忆存储的相互作用-语义,情节,和程序-提高诊断能力。自我调节学习(SRL)被引入为以学生为中心的方法,强调目标设定,元认知,和持续改进。为减少临床推理中的认知错误提供了实用建议,应用对偶过程理论,并在教学中考虑认知负荷理论。故意实践在眼科的相关性,尤其是在一个快速发展的领域,强调持续学习和不断更新的进步。本文最后强调了临床主管在识别和支持受训者的自我调节学习以及理解各种教学和学习理论原理方面的重要性。最终,对临床推理背后的科学的深刻理解被认为是眼科医生提供高质量的基础,循证护理和培养批判性思维技能在眼科的动态景观。
Clinical reasoning, specifically diagnostic decision-making, has been a subject of fragmented literature since the 1970s, marked by diverse theories and conflicting perspectives. This article reviews the latest evidence in medical education, drawing from scientific literature, to offer ophthalmologists insights into optimal strategies for personal learning and the education of others. It explores the historical development of clinical reasoning theories, emphasising the challenges in understanding how doctors formulate diagnoses. The importance of clinical reasoning is underscored by its role in making accurate diagnoses and preventing diagnostic errors. The article delves into the dual process theory, distinguishing between type 1 and type 2 thinking and their implications for clinical decision-making. Cognitive load theory is introduced as a crucial aspect, highlighting the limited capacity of working memory and its impact on the diagnostic process. The zone of proximal development (ZPD) is explored as a framework for optimal learning environments, emphasising the importance of scaffolding and deliberate practice in skill development. The article discusses semantic competence, mental representation, and the interplay of different memory stores-semantic, episodic, and procedural-in enhancing diagnostic proficiency. Self-regulated learning (SRL) is introduced as a student-centric approach, emphasising goal setting, metacognition, and continuous improvement. Practical advice is provided for minimising cognitive errors in clinical reasoning, applying dual process theory, and considering cognitive load theory in teaching. The relevance of deliberate practice in ophthalmology, especially in a rapidly evolving field, is emphasised for continuous learning and staying updated with advancements. The article concludes by highlighting the importance of clinical supervisors in recognising and supporting trainees\' self-regulated learning and understanding the principles of various teaching and learning theories. Ultimately, a profound comprehension of the science behind clinical reasoning is deemed fundamental for ophthalmologists to deliver high-quality, evidence-based care and foster critical thinking skills in the dynamic landscape of ophthalmology.