new book: 'Cognitive Errors and Diagnostic Mistakes: A Case-Based Guide to Critical Thinking in Medicine '

There is an new book out called 'Cognitive Errors and Diagnostic Mistakes: A Case-Based Guide to Critical Thinking in Medicine' (by Jonathan Howard). The book is 588 pages long so I doubt I'll be reading it in this lifetime. However 'Skep Doc' Harriet Hall MD posted a blog post about the book last week... (below is just a small excerpt from her blog post)

"I couldn’t begin to list all the cognitive errors he covers, but they fall roughly into these six categories:

• Errors of overattachment to a particular diagnosis
• Errors due to failure to consider alternative diagnoses.
• Errors due to inheriting someone else’s thinking.
• Errors in prevalence perception or estimation.
• Errors involving patient characteristics or presentation context.
• Errors associated with physician affect, personality, or decision style."

https://www.skepdoc.info/critical-thinking-in-medicine/