Individualised quality of life after pacing. Does mode matter?
Atrial based pacing does not improve QoL in the two years after pacing when compared with VVI(R) pacing.
Medical residents' evaluation of treatment decisions reflected good reasoning, in that they were not influenced by the amount of time and/or money that had already been invested in treating a patient. However, the residents did demonstrate a sunk-cost effect in evaluating non-medical situations. Thus, any advantage in decision making that is conferred by medical training appears to be domain specific.