Despite the progress in
our diagnostic and therapeutic media, the uncertainty remains consubstantial
with clinical practice. The clinic emerges-it is perceived by the clinicianwithin its theoretical framework that nuances reality. From that moment, there are
a number of clinical strategies to manage the uncertainty of decision-making.
From the paradigm of
positivistic science ("quantitative and objective"), the specialist
clinician uses primarily as strategies to manage uncertainty the clinical
epidemiology and Evidence- Based Medicine (EBM). To this strategy we could call
it "specialist-based medicine" or "Critical Assessment of Topic".
But the family doctor, although employing this strategy, also frequently uses
many more techniques, not quantitative but qualitative, which are based on the
"particular", and which we could call "reasonable clinic in
family medicine" or "Assessment Critical and contextually.
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