As Dr. Chen continued her investigation, she found herself navigating an increasingly complex clinical landscape. The patients’ symptoms appeared to be influenced by biological factors, medication interactions, mental health stressors, and even systemic issues such as access to follow-up care. She convened multidisciplinary case conferences that included neurologists, infectious disease specialists, pharmacists, psychiatrists, and social workers.

Each specialist presented well-supported arguments grounded in their own clinical frameworks, using discipline-specific terminology and diagnostic criteria. Dr. Chen struggled to compare these perspectives and determine how much weight to assign to each. She recognized that reaching a diagnosis would require not only understanding each argument individually, but also evaluating how they fit together. To move forward, she needed a structured way to assess interdisciplinary reasoning and integrate diverse clinical viewpoints into a coherent diagnostic and treatment plan.

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