The relationship between time to diagnose and diagnostic accuracy among internal medicine residents: a randomized experiment.

Conversely, confidence showed a trend towards significance for residents to be less confident in bias errors than in correct diagnoses, t (122) = 2.07, p = .041, 95% CI [1.00 17.00], but no difference in confidence between bias errors and other errors, t (92) = 1.53, p = .130).

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Exploratory analyses of cases where bias was induced showed a trend of time to diagnose for bias diagnoses to be more similar to correct diagnoses (115 s vs 115 s, p = .971) than to other errors (115 s vs 136 s, p = .082).

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