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“conveying the true characteristics of randomness in psychiatric education might help clinicians better identify when a trend in their clinical experience is causal or due to random fluctuations”
· That is So Random: A Frontier Psychiatrists Guest Post! · substack post

Closing sentence of a guest post by 'Alex' (Alex Mendelsohn, PhD, UK physicist) arguing that Poisson clumping biases psychiatrists' prescribing (his example: pregabalin for GAD). He suggests teaching randomness in psychiatric education could reduce this bias.

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