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Aaron Hartman, MD, talks about practicing medicine as more than just following numbers. Good clinical decisions require pulling from multiple sources of information, not isolated data points.

Aaron Hartman, MD, talks about practicing medicine as more than just following numbers. Good clinical decisions require pulling from multiple sources of information, not isolated data points.
This is why it comes down to the beauty of practicing medicine in an.
Intelligent.
Way and making decisions through other information and.
Looking at other labs and other stuff. It's not just simply treating numbers or treating patients.

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