How Do You Know You Made a Good Decision?
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Join us for an engaging discussion on decision-making in high-stakes environments, blending insights from the wilderness and the clinic!
In this talk, Dr. TJ Hartridge, DO FAWM DiMM, Dr. Nate Furman, PhD, and Sarah Petelinsek will explore the fascinating overlap between backcountry adventures and clinical practice. Discover how our choices are influenced by biases and heuristics, and learn practical strategies to recognize and combat these influences.
Whether you're a medical professional or just curious about decision-making in challenging situations, this conversation promises to spark your interest and offer valuable insights. Don’t miss out! For further information please feel free to reach out to:
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