Have you ever felt stuck with your patients with medical complexity? Where there are so many variables and the risk is so high, it's difficult to justify putting them on a diet or advancing their diet? 

Me too.

When the complexity is high, the risk is higher, and the stakes are highest, what makes a good decision?  

Experience? Yes and no. Experience making the right decisions can help, but we often get stuck in a rut, ignore new evidence, and do things the way they've always been done because... Well, because that's what's easy. 

What's hard is taking the time to learn what it takes to make a good decision. Taking the steps needed to take account of the most critical factors. Understand and incorporate straightforward techniques to use the most relevant and up-to-date research and help explain the risks and benefits to your patients. Yes, it's hard, but you're not the type to take the easy way. Because you care about your patients and realize that your decisions have outcomes that matter.

It's simple, really. No. It's not easy. It takes time, effort, and a lot of dedication, but it is simple. I want to show you how simple it is in my latest course on clinical decision-making. This one has been revamped with stories and practical takeaways. Insights and guidance are delivered in a concise package. Oh, and a new case study to see how we can make good, effective decisions in a case with medical complexity and many variables.

What you'll learn: 

• ​Recognize common errors in clinical decision-making. 

• ​Discover ways to prevent mistakes and minimize the impact of the ones we can't avoid.

• See how to utilize these direct approaches with practical examples you can use the following morning.

Make better decisions. Because our decisions have outcomes that matter. So, let's improve those outcomes together.