dizziness,vertigo,BPPV,benign paroxysmal positional vertigo,canalith repositioning,vestibular disorders,dizziness assessment,acupuncture clinical reasoning,Chinese medicine,pattern differentiation,medical diagnosis,patient referral,Dr Win Huang,clinical reflections
10 Nov

Dr Win Huang’s Clinical Reflections | Before Treating Dizziness, We Must First Recognise What Kind of Dizziness It Is

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A patient returned with brief episodes of spinning vertigo after previous acupuncture treatment. Rather than immediately using needles, Dr Win Huang considered BPPV and assessed the need for repositioning. This case highlights why recognising disease, choosing appropriate treatment and knowing when to refer are essential clinical skills.

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clinical reasoning, clinical thinking, diagnostic reasoning, clinical judgement, differential diagnosis, clinical experience, medical decision making, clinician cognitive bias, medical education, lifelong learning, clinical uncertainty, evidence-based practice, acupuncture clinical reasoning, Chinese medicine clinical practice, Dr Win Huang, PhD Win Acupuncture Clinic
26 Aug

Dr Win Huang’s Clinical Reflections（16）Title Every Clinician Works Within Their Own Clinical Framework | Auckland acupuncture clinic

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After years of independent practice, almost every clinician develops a personal clinical framework. The challenge for an experienced doctor is not simply to build that framework, but to recognise its limitations and remain open to evidence outside it.

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