To quote from: http://healthpolicyandreform.nejm.org/?p=14876&query=TOC
"The key is to use these flashes of physician anguish to illuminate the
Level I evidence and identify the real risk factors for a bad outcome. I
suspect the amygdala did not evolve to store odds ratios and
heterogeneity P scores, but when an adverse event has prompted me to
review the literature, I come away with a clearer understanding.
There’s nothing like a baby free-floating in the abdomen to drive home
the lessons from a prospective study of risk factors for uterine
rupture. And that clarity of understanding will serve the next at-risk
patient I encounter."
