• How Doctors Think (First Edition)

In "How Doctors Think," Dr. Jerome Groopman explores the cognitive processes behind medical diagnoses, revealing why doctors sometimes make mistakes. Through compelling case studies, he highlights cognitive biases that can lead to diagnostic errors. The book emphasizes communication between doctors and patients to improve accuracy and overall care.

• Author: Jerome Groopman
• Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (2007)
• ISBN: 9780547348636
• Genre: Medicine, Non-fiction, Psychology
• Subjects: Medical errors, Cognitive biases, Diagnostic process, Doctor-patient relationship

This first edition explores the complexities of medical decision-making, empowering readers to become more informed and proactive in their healthcare.