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Can a Game Teach Doctors to Better Diagnose Patients? | Dan Morgan | Ignite

Dr. Dan Morgan developed a game to improve diagnostic accuracy among medical professionals. His research focused on understanding why doctors struggle with accurate diagnosis, finding that they tend to overestimate probabilities, especially after positive test results, due to a lack of training in probability and Bayesian reasoning. To address this, he created a game that teaches Bayesian updating through interactive patient scenarios and immediate feedback. In a rigorous study, medical students, residents, and doctors who played the game demonstrated significantly higher diagnostic accuracy scores compared to those who received traditional education, with the improvements persisting over time. Morgan's goal is to make this game widely available to enhance diagnostic skills and improve patient care globally. Dan is a renowned physician, epidemiologist, and professor who directs the Center for Innovation in Diagnosis and leads the Epidemiology department at the VA Maryland Healthcare System. His research focuses on probability in medicine, medical overuse, diagnostic stewardship, infection prevention, and AI. He has received a NIH New Innovator award and has published over 200 papers, including notable studies on universal glove and gown use, medical overuse, and diagnostic stewardship. His work has been featured in prominent media outlets such as the New York Times and Washington Post. More about Dr. Dan Morgan: https://www.medschool.umaryland.edu/p... Ignite Talks is a global speaker series and talk format. Every Ignite Talk is exactly five minutes long, with twenty slides that auto-advance every fifteen seconds. The unique constraints require an increased level of creativity from the speaker and add an element of excitement for the audience. Ignite Talks events have been held in over 350 cities on six continents and have sparked tens of thousands of talks. If you liked the video, please subscribe to our channel here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-Ignite Follow Ignite on Twitter: http://bit.ly/Ignite-Twitter Follow Ignite on Facebook: http://bit.ly/FB-Ignite