RECONSIDER with Bill Hartman RECONsider... Chat GPT vs Bill's Model | Episode #62
May 4, 2025
Delve into the dynamic UHPC model, exploring its role as a framework and lens for clinical reasoning. The discussion highlights the complexities of decision-making, drawing parallels with biological structures. Adaptation in bodily mechanics is examined alongside the significance of failure in refining movement models. Quantum principles like superposition come into play, emphasizing the importance of measurement. Finally, the conversation navigates the importance of improvisation, emotional intelligence, and timely interventions in managing clinical challenges.
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UHPC Model Levels Explained
- The UHPC model functions on three interconnected levels: model, framework, and lens, differing mainly by scale and perspective.
- The model is the broad structure, the framework organizes decision-making, and the lens applies context in clinical reasoning.
Complexity & Probabilistic Decision-Making
- Clinical decision-making in complex systems is iterative and probabilistic, requiring interventions followed by observations.
- Outcomes emerge from poking the system and responding to its behavioral reactions, not from predictive certainty.
Structural Change as Adaptation
- Structural changes like bone torsions are adaptations to solve problems, not failures.
- Some adaptations are reversible depending on constraints, but others become permanent due to biological limits.