The Diagnostic Reasoning Mastery Course
Mastery is a journey, not a destination.
This course teaches you how to strengthen diagnostic reasoning in everyday practice, to make confident decisions with your patients.
Why does diagnostic reasoning matter? Because it’s the foundation of safe, confident clinical practice. If you’ve ever second-guessed a decision after a patient encounter, felt uncertain about a complex case, or worry about medical errors — this course was built for you.
Diagnostic reasoning isn’t an innate talent. It’s a trainable, repeatable skill. Like any skill, it improves with the right teaching, feedback, and practice.
This course teaches you how expert clinicians think, and how you can strengthen your own diagnostic reasoning in everyday practice, no matter where you are in your clinical journey.
NPAO members receive an exclusive 25% discount between February 17 - February 24.
Course at a glance
Learn how expert clinicians think and strengthen your own diagnostic reasoning in everyday practice. If you’ve ever second-guessed a decision, felt uncertain about a complex case, worried about medical errors, or simply want to strengthen your thinking habits, this course was built for you.
Cirriculum
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Systems framework
Mechanisms framework
Anatomic Framework
Checklist/Mnemonic Framework
Illness scripts + problem representation
With loads of case examples!
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The Power of Pre-Test Probability
Sensitivity and specificity made simple
Positive and negative predictive values made practical
The strength of likelihood ratios in the diagnostic process
Clinical decision rules: Pros and cons
With loads of case examples!
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The most common cognitive biases in medicine
System 1 and 2 thinking
How to avoid cognitive biases
How to minimize medical errors
Being cautious with algorithms and guidelines
With loads of case examples!
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Communicating the perfect case summary
SOAP documentation do’s & don’ts
Documentation tips for success (efficiency + accuracy!)
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Apply all you’ve learned with tricky clinical cases
Test your knowledge with several interactive primary care cases
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Practical strategies to build stronger reasoning into your practice
How to teach clinical reasoning
Develop cognitive habits to reduce medical errors
A few of my favourite resources
Who This Course Is For
✔ Nurse Practitioners, physicians, physician assistants, trainees, and any clinician wanting to strengthen their reasoning
✔ Clinicians who want to feel confident with any case that comes their way
✔ Anyone interested in reducing diagnostic errors and uncertainty
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