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Clinical Decision Making is a practical, interdisciplinary category focused on how health professionals assess, reason about, and choose among diagnostic and therapeutic options for individual patients and populations. Books in this category cover clinical reasoning and diagnostic strategies, evidence‑based medicine, risk‑benefit and cost considerations, decision science (including cognitive biases and probabilistic thinking), shared decision‑making with patients, use of clinical prediction rules and decision aids, and the role of guidelines, informatics and artificial intelligence. They range from textbooks and casebooks to algorithms and policy-oriented analyses, and are aimed at clinicians, trainees, allied health professionals and anyone interested in improving the quality, safety and ethics of medical decisions.

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