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★ 6.8 · general

clinical-diagnostic-reasoning is a Claude Code skill that identifies and counteracts cognitive biases in medical decision-making, including anchoring, premature closure, availability bias, and patient attribution errors. It provides three structured flowcharts: a diagnostic reasoning flow with a mandatory bias-check stage, a case-based error analysis flow that classifies mistakes by cognitive bias type, and a patient communication flow that presents equivalent risk framings to support genuine informed consent. The skill uses the Read tool and is recommended alongside checklist-discipline and systems-thinking. It targets physicians seeking to improve diagnostic accuracy, conduct structured case reviews, or teach clinical reasoning. It is explicitly not intended for learning basic pathophysiology, technical procedures, healthcare administration, or population-level tasks without individual patient focus.