treatment outcomes
How patients fare
Treatment outcomes are the results or effects of medical care, therapy, or other interventions on a patient's condition.
The term appears frequently in healthcare research and clinical settings: The study measured treatment outcomes at six months, Patient-reported treatment outcomes showed significant improvement.
Outcomes may include symptom relief, functional improvement, side effects, or survival rates.
- pain reliefEasing of discomfort
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
- clean bill of healthOfficial statement of soundness
- satisfactionState of fulfilled desires
- remissionTemporary disease absence
back to normal · survival rate · emotional well-being · mental clarity · independence · self-perception · productivity gains · patient satisfaction · quality of life · cost savings · biomarkers · cognitive function · skill acquisition · efficacy · return to work
- health datablood pressure, heart rate, pulse, weight, height
- health informaticsEHR, health records, medical imaging, lab results, health metrics
- healthcare standardspatient safety, standard of care, clinical guidelines, safety standards, quality standards
- mental health researchprevalence, incidence, risk factors, comorbidity, psychiatric disorders
treatment outcomesdiagnosis
Identification of illness
chief complaint · clinical assessment · patient history · pathogenesis
treatment outcomestreatment failure
Therapy not achieving goals
complications · disease progression · poor prognosis · side effects · mortality
treatment outcomestreatment regimen
Planned course of medical care
treatment protocol · medical procedures · clinical procedures · clinical intervention · medical management
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