Doctors' gut feelings: does race or a hobby sway heart risk calls?
NCT ID NCT07162376
Summary
This study aimed to understand how doctors judge a patient's risk of a serious heart event. Researchers surveyed 300 heart, emergency, and hospital doctors, asking them to assess fictional patient profiles. The study checked if factors like a patient's race, gender, or personal hobbies influenced the doctors' risk estimates, compared to a standard medical scoring tool.
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Van Munching Hall
College Park, Maryland, 20742, United States
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