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Judgment & ambiguity · Decisions under uncertainty
A patient in the ED has a troponin that's mildly elevated but flat, a nonspecific ECG, and atypical chest pain — the cardiology fellow reads it as low-risk, but the patient's story worries you. What do you do, and on what basis?
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