Dr. McQuaid

Dr. McQuaid, a hospice physician and director of the clinical reasoning curriculum at the University of Pittsburgh, dives into complex diagnostic challenges in clinical practice. He unpacks a clinical case involving severe symptoms and critical lab findings, emphasizing the urgency of recognizing sepsis. The discussion also highlights cognitive biases and the importance of structured problem analysis. With insights into diagnosing lymphoma and tumor lysis syndrome, Dr. McQuaid shares lessons that blend clinical reasoning with personal reflection to enhance diagnostic accuracy in high-pressure situations.