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covid19 pandemic transformed traditional inperson care new reality virtual care patients complex chronic disease ccd transformation impacted clinical judgement argue virtual specialistpatient interaction challenges clinical reasoning clinical judgement clinical reasoning combined statistical reasoning however clinical reasoning improve recognising abductive deductive inductive methods clinician employs abductive reasoning leading inference best explanation invention explanatory hypothesis default response unfamiliar confusing situations deductive reasoning supports previously established goal deductive accuracy requires sound premises leading valid conclusion inductive reasoning uses efficient data sorting data interpretation plan creation without previously established goal allows assessing inferential accuracy time cases communication remains backbone clinical encounter virtual care ccd challenges clinical judgement reducing available information even experienced specialists use induction might default deduction abduction visit might shorten decreasing narrative competence inturn management quality clinical judgement virtual encounters enhanced allowing sufficient time employing allied health staff using advance script avoiding dogmatic commitment either virtual inperson encounters special training virtual care conscious awareness abductive deductive inductive reasoning processes clinical judgement virtual encounters especially calls gestalt cognition assess situational pattern irreducible parts independent particulars efficient data interpretation selfreflection enabled gestalt cognition integrates abduction deduction induction appropriately divides time effort spent compensate reduced available information evaluating ones clinical judgement components especially vulnerable compromise help optimize delivery virtual care patients ccd