Overcoming Therapeutic Inertia in Multiple Sclerosis Care: A Pilot Randomized Trial Applying the Traffic Light System in Medical Education

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Traffic Light System! An educational intervention applying the TLS is feasible and shows some promising results in the identification of high-risk scenarios to reduce decision fatigue and TI. https://t.co/aeXPu76en4

08 Jan 2020

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RT @gsaposnik: @StMikesHospital @StMikesNeuroSci @uoftmedicine @UofT @CAHOhospitals this is possible by applying concepts from behavioral e…

25 Nov 2017

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@StMikesHospital @StMikesNeuroSci @uoftmedicine @UofT @CAHOhospitals this is possible by applying concepts from behavioral economics into medical decisions. https://t.co/oXDoWUEb5R https://t.co/DOm7nyBKY9 https://t.co/EormqVo1ql

24 Nov 2017

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RT @OhioHealthMS: Overcoming Therapeutic Inertia in MS Care: Pilot Randomized Trial Applying the Traffic Light System in Med Ed https://t.c…

14 Oct 2017

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