Objective: Intolerance of uncertainty (IU), a negative cognitive, emotional, and behavioral
response to uncertainties, is a transdiagnostic trait associated with a wide range of mental …

Purpose Uncertainty tolerance (UT) is increasingly valued as a medical graduate attribute
and broadly measured among medical student populations. However, the validity evidence …

Introduction Uncertainty tolerance (UT), a construct explicating individuals' response to
perceived uncertainty, is increasingly considered a competency for effective medical …

Purpose Uncertainty is ubiquitous within medical practice. Accordingly, how individuals
respond to uncertainty, termed uncertainty tolerance (UT), is increasingly considered a …

To The Editor: I would like to call attention to recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) that
will significantly impact the residency application process with unclear consequences. For …

Current efforts towards sustainability tend to focus on maintaining existing systems and
structures, by relying on reductionist approaches to problem solving. Increasingly, there is a …

The purpose of this grounded study was to explore how medical students encountered and
managed uncertainty during a high-fidelity simulation. We interviewed 15 fourth year …

Phenomenon: Navigating uncertainty is a core skill when practicing medicine. Increasingly,
the need to better prepare medical students for uncertainty has been recognized. Our …

Objectives Responding well to clinical uncertainty is a crucial skill for any doctor. To better
understand how medical students develop this skill, Social Cognitive Theory can be used to …

Background Uncertainty is pervasive throughout healthcare practice. Uncertainty tolerance
(ie adaptively responding to perceived uncertainty) is considered to benefit practitioner …