Volume 6, Issue 1 (2020)
Introducing Clinical Decision Science
Clinical decision science explores how the complex interacting aspects of clinical care are described, understood, shared, and explained. This includes both biomedical and medical social sciences, in addition to other ways of understanding human experience. This is a unique area of scholarship that has not previously been recognized, explored, studied, or published.
Read more in the Editor's introduction to this issue
From the Editors
Original Research
Clinical Decision Science emphasizes unique social context in a way that Evidence-Based Medicine does not
Karen Weaver MD, Michelle Diebold MD, Zeinab Rizk MD, Ghada Mustapha MD, Wafa Algahmi MD, Aaron Rivkin MD, Nicholus Yee MD, and James Peter Meza
Clinical Decision Reports
Valbenazine has a small but meaningful benefit for tardive dyskinesia
Joseph Friedli, Ryan Quick, Reem Sobh, and Samantha Cowing
Antiviral prophylaxis may not provide benefit in patients with Posner-Schlossman Syndrome
Patrick Lee
Reflections on Clinical Decision Science
Clinical Decision Science suggests different research questions need to be asked related to informed consent
John K. Geddes
When rationing becomes part of clinical decision-making
Christopher A. Hopper and Mitra Bahaee
COVID-19, colleagues, confusion, and conversations
Nathanael R. Sanchez M.D.; Katherine S. Lee , M.D.; and Karen Weaver M.D.
