SPRINTS

SPRINTS

Short cases for practicing clinical reasoning.

Short cases for practicing clinical reasoning.

Each Sprint is built around a reasoning decision.

Each Sprint is built around a reasoning decision.

The goal isn’t just to name the right diagnosis. It’s to decide what information matters, what fits, what to do next, and why.

The goal isn’t just to name the right diagnosis. It’s to decide what information matters, what fits, what to do next, and why.

HOW IT WORKS

01 Commit to an interpretation

02 Reassess as information changes

03 Receive feedback on your reasoning

A few focused minutes. Short enough for a spare moment, rich enough to make you think. Free for now. Designed for PA students entering clinical rotations.

Why Participate?

Sprints let you practice the step between knowing the medicine and acting on it: deciding what the findings mean, before you have to make that call with a real patient.

For longer, evolving problems, see Courses.

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Each Sprint puts a different clinical situation and reasoning problem in front of you.

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A Day of Vomiting and Diarrhea

An 8-year-old boy is seen after about a day of vomiting and watery diarrhea.

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