diagnostic accuracy

What are the Common Diagnostic Errors?

Common diagnostic errors in pediatrics include:
- Overdiagnosis: Identifying a condition that may never cause symptoms or harm.
- Underdiagnosis: Missing a diagnosis or identifying it late, leading to delayed treatment.
- Misdiagnosis: Incorrectly identifying one disease as another, which can lead to inappropriate treatment.

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