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[Clinical reasoning supportive to a medical service provider as a tool for complaint management: a case study for
Abstract:
The process of "clinical reasoning" is exemplified as supportive to the complaint management of the Statutory Medical Health Advisory Board in Lower Saxony, Germany, within the operational division for long-term care insurance. A model case from real life illustrates in detail the hypothetical-deductive approach by Beusheusen and Klemme/Siegmann. Because of the potential area of conflicts between human concern in the case of a long-term care burden and legal requirements, the process was analysed in terms of a pragmatic reasoning. Human resources of the claimant and persons in charge at customer's service were demonstrated as well as political, statutory and institutional determining factors. Concluding self-perception validates the process in the context of evidence-based practice.
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