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J Soc Work End Life Palliat Care ; 17(2-3): 186-197, 2021.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: covidwho-1196936

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A phenomenon occurring early in the pandemic involving media-based recommendations of pulse oximeters, devices purported to detect a dangerous Covid-19 symptom, invites attention to effects of decision-making shortcuts, or cognitive heuristics, and associated cognitive biases or errors, on patient/caregiver healthcare decisions. Heuristics also affect palliative/medical social workers' recommendations to patients/caregivers. This article looks at availability, confirmation, affect, false consensus and framing biases, and suggestions for debiasing decision making. Implications for other healthcare decisions are considered.


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COVID-19/psychology , Heuristics , Palliative Care/psychology , Quality of Life/psychology , Social Workers/psychology , Attitude to Death , Depression/psychology , Humans , Mental Health , Social Support
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