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To examine the development of the Jones criteria and evaluate the conceptual and methodological challenges in the field of clinimetrics.

July 1, 1982CirculationOpen Access

T. Duckett Jones Memorial Lecture. The Jones criteria and the challenges of clinimetrics.

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AFA R FeinsteinYale University

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Historical review examines diagnostic criteria in clinical decision-making, highlighting methodological challenges in the development of clinimetrics.

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To examine the development of the Jones criteria and evaluate the conceptual and methodological challenges in the field of clinimetrics.
Conducted a conceptual and historical analysis of eponymic contributions in medicine, contrasting pathological discoveries with rule-based diagnostic frameworks.
Evaluated the structure of clinical decision-making rules and their formalization within clinimetric methodology.
Showed that T. Duckett Jones achieved eponymic recognition through the novel creation of formal rules for clinical decision-making rather than the description of an anatomical lesion or surgical technique.
Highlighted the fundamental role of clinimetrics in transforming subjective clinical judgment into standardized, reproducible diagnostic standards.

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A R Feinstein (1982) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a03eddfeadfd4a9265bdc01 https://doi.org/10.1161/01.cir.66.1.1

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Historical review examines diagnostic criteria in clinical decision-making, highlighting methodological challenges in the development of clinimetrics.

T. Duckett Jones Memorial Lecture. The Jones criteria and the challenges of clinimetrics.

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T. Duckett Jones Memorial Lecture. The Jones criteria and the challenges of clinimetrics.

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