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In comparison, Bentley has changed its logotype 5 times since 1919, modifying details. "B" has become rounder and feathers are reshaped.
Bentley steadily moves forward, but at a measured pace.
Bentley's new brand logotype is found on the EXP 15 concept car presented yesterday.
Bentley steadily moves forward, but at a measured pace.
Bentley's new brand logotype is found on the EXP 15 concept car presented yesterday.
Concept Cars
Our concept vehicles are living expressions of Bentley’s heritage and modern ambition. By marrying time‑honoured coachbuilding techniques with advanced electrification and autonomous systems, each Ben...
www.bentleymotors.com
July 9, 2025 at 1:49 PM
In comparison, Bentley has changed its logotype 5 times since 1919, modifying details. "B" has become rounder and feathers are reshaped.
Bentley steadily moves forward, but at a measured pace.
Bentley's new brand logotype is found on the EXP 15 concept car presented yesterday.
Bentley steadily moves forward, but at a measured pace.
Bentley's new brand logotype is found on the EXP 15 concept car presented yesterday.
It is worth noting that achieving accurate diagnosis does not depend on the competence of the physician alone. Healthcare is a co-produced service. The patients participate to various degrees in providing needed information. I.e. diagnosing in a clinical setting is different from vignette cases.
Patient and clinician experiences of uncertainty in the diagnostic process: Current understanding and future directions
Uncertainty occurs throughout the diagnostic process and must be managed to facilitate accurate and timely diagnoses and treatments. Better characteri…
www.sciencedirect.com
July 2, 2025 at 12:28 PM
It is worth noting that achieving accurate diagnosis does not depend on the competence of the physician alone. Healthcare is a co-produced service. The patients participate to various degrees in providing needed information. I.e. diagnosing in a clinical setting is different from vignette cases.
It is worth noting that achieving accurate diagnosis does not depend on the competence of the physician alone. Healthcare is a co-produced service. The patients participate to various degrees in providing needed information. I.e. diagnosing in a clinical setting is different from vignette cases.
Patient and clinician experiences of uncertainty in the diagnostic process: Current understanding and future directions
Uncertainty occurs throughout the diagnostic process and must be managed to facilitate accurate and timely diagnoses and treatments. Better characteri…
www.sciencedirect.com
July 2, 2025 at 12:27 PM
It is worth noting that achieving accurate diagnosis does not depend on the competence of the physician alone. Healthcare is a co-produced service. The patients participate to various degrees in providing needed information. I.e. diagnosing in a clinical setting is different from vignette cases.
It should be noted that achieving accurate diagnosis does not depend on the competence of the physician alone. Healthcare is a co-produced service. The patients participate to various degrees in providing needed information. I.e. diagnosing in a clinical setting is different from vignette cases.
Patient and clinician experiences of uncertainty in the diagnostic process: Current understanding and future directions
Uncertainty occurs throughout the diagnostic process and must be managed to facilitate accurate and timely diagnoses and treatments. Better characteri…
www.sciencedirect.com
July 2, 2025 at 12:19 PM
It should be noted that achieving accurate diagnosis does not depend on the competence of the physician alone. Healthcare is a co-produced service. The patients participate to various degrees in providing needed information. I.e. diagnosing in a clinical setting is different from vignette cases.
The accuracy of probability for diagnosis being correct was overestimated in all patient scenarios in a study with 492 physicians. Also after tests had been done. Over-diagnosis likely leads to overuse of medicine. Also, there is a risk of alternative and correct diagnosis never being established.
Accuracy of Practitioner Estimates of Probability of Diagnosis Before and After Testing
Do practitioners understand the probability of common clinical diagnoses? In this survey study of 553 practitioners performing primary care, respondents overestimated the probability of diagnosis befo...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
July 2, 2025 at 12:18 PM
The accuracy of probability for diagnosis being correct was overestimated in all patient scenarios in a study with 492 physicians. Also after tests had been done. Over-diagnosis likely leads to overuse of medicine. Also, there is a risk of alternative and correct diagnosis never being established.
A study found that physicians were overconfident in their diagnosis accuracy. This might prevent the physician from revising diagnosis. Differential diagnosis overlooked. This could lead to patient harm.
Similarly, generative AI has been shown several times to be overconfident in its results.
Similarly, generative AI has been shown several times to be overconfident in its results.
Physicians’ Diagnostic Accuracy and Confidence
Meyer and colleagues explore the relationship between physicians’ diagnostic accuracy, their confidence in that accuracy, and related resource utilization. In the related Invited Commentary, Dhaliwal ...
jamanetwork.com
July 2, 2025 at 12:16 PM
A study found that physicians were overconfident in their diagnosis accuracy. This might prevent the physician from revising diagnosis. Differential diagnosis overlooked. This could lead to patient harm.
Similarly, generative AI has been shown several times to be overconfident in its results.
Similarly, generative AI has been shown several times to be overconfident in its results.
Diagnosing is difficult:
A study of 234 physicians accuracy using written patient cases showed 72 % correct diagnosis.
When the physicians were allowed to make three guesses of the correct diagnosis, they were 85 % correct. The corresponding accuracy for a computer algorithm was 51 % correct.
A study of 234 physicians accuracy using written patient cases showed 72 % correct diagnosis.
When the physicians were allowed to make three guesses of the correct diagnosis, they were 85 % correct. The corresponding accuracy for a computer algorithm was 51 % correct.
Comparison of Physician and Computer Diagnostic Accuracy
This study compares the performance of physicians with computerized symptom checkers in diagnostic accuracy.
jamanetwork.com
July 2, 2025 at 12:14 PM
Diagnosing is difficult:
A study of 234 physicians accuracy using written patient cases showed 72 % correct diagnosis.
When the physicians were allowed to make three guesses of the correct diagnosis, they were 85 % correct. The corresponding accuracy for a computer algorithm was 51 % correct.
A study of 234 physicians accuracy using written patient cases showed 72 % correct diagnosis.
When the physicians were allowed to make three guesses of the correct diagnosis, they were 85 % correct. The corresponding accuracy for a computer algorithm was 51 % correct.
A meta-analysis of multiple studies published 2018-2024 of AI diagnosis showed 52 % accuracy, similar to physicians overall.
Expert physicians were still performing better in diagnosis than AI overall.
Expert physicians were still performing better in diagnosis than AI overall.
A systematic review and meta-analysis of diagnostic performance comparison between generative AI and physicians - npj Digital Medicine
npj Digital Medicine - A systematic review and meta-analysis of diagnostic performance comparison between generative AI and physicians
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July 2, 2025 at 12:12 PM
A meta-analysis of multiple studies published 2018-2024 of AI diagnosis showed 52 % accuracy, similar to physicians overall.
Expert physicians were still performing better in diagnosis than AI overall.
Expert physicians were still performing better in diagnosis than AI overall.
A letter written by Catherine de’ Medici, Queen Consort of France, was protected by Letterlocking.
The letter is from c.1570.
Here is a video reproducing how the locking was created, step-by-step.
The letter is from c.1570.
Here is a video reproducing how the locking was created, step-by-step.
Catherine de’ Medici’s concealed spiral-locked letter to Raimond de Beccarie (c.1570) (UH0224)
YouTube video by Letterlocking videos
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June 21, 2025 at 1:28 PM
A letter written by Catherine de’ Medici, Queen Consort of France, was protected by Letterlocking.
The letter is from c.1570.
Here is a video reproducing how the locking was created, step-by-step.
The letter is from c.1570.
Here is a video reproducing how the locking was created, step-by-step.