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Less information can be better. Or more accurately, conditional probabilities can be better than unconditional probabilities. For example, a large number of un
by Fomite 5y ago
Less information can be better. Or more accurately, conditional probabilities can be better than unconditional probabilities.
For example, a large number of unnecessary antibiotic treatments, which fuel resistance, are triggered by doing diagnostic testing on patients with no symptoms.
"Diagnostic stewardship" is a concept that exists for a reason.