Medicine demands fast decisions. Chest pain in triage. A vague complaint from an elderly patient. A scan with subtle shadows. But the speed that saves lives can also lead to predictable, systematic errors, especially when we trust our gut too much. Psychologist Daniel Kahneman taught us that we do not have one mind. We have
“Think twice, heal once”: Why medical decision-making needs a second opinion from your slower brain (and AI) originally appeared in KevinMD.com.
