Clinical outcome - Revision history

Editor iHTS at 15:50, 6 March 2024

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	'''Note:''' The clinical outcome differs from the [[health outcome]] in that the former has to do with the effect on the disease, while the latter has to do with the effect on health (public health, for example).		'''Note:''' The clinical outcome differs from the [[health outcome]] in that the former has to do with the effect on the disease, while the latter has to do with the effect on health (public health, for example).



	Or		Or



	'''Option 2:'''		'''Option 2:'''

	An outcome that describes or reflects how an individual feels, functions or survives.		An [[outcome]] that describes or reflects how an individual feels, functions or survives.

	== Reference ==		== Reference ==

Editor iHTS at 15:48, 6 March 2024

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			'''Option 1:'''

	An outcome of major importance for the patient, determined on the basis of the health problem being studied (e.g. the frequency of healing of osteoporotic fractures or gastric ulcers, and their relapse rates).		An outcome of major importance for the patient, determined on the basis of the health problem being studied (e.g. the frequency of healing of osteoporotic fractures or gastric ulcers, and their relapse rates).

	'''Note:''' The clinical outcome differs from the [[health outcome]] in that the former has to do with the effect on the disease, while the latter has to do with the effect on health (public health, for example).		'''Note:''' The clinical outcome differs from the [[health outcome]] in that the former has to do with the effect on the disease, while the latter has to do with the effect on health (public health, for example).


			Or


			'''Option 2:'''

			An outcome that describes or reflects how an individual feels, functions or survives.

	== Reference ==		== Reference ==
	http://htaglossary.net/clinical-outcome		http://htaglossary.net/clinical-outcome

			https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK338448/

Admin1 at 10:03, 9 November 2023

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	'''Note:''' The clinical outcome differs from the [[health outcome]] in that the former has to do with the effect on the disease, while the latter has to do with the effect on health (public health, for example).		'''Note:''' The clinical outcome differs from the [[health outcome]] in that the former has to do with the effect on the disease, while the latter has to do with the effect on health (public health, for example).

	[http://htaglossary.net/clinical-outcome]		== Reference ==
			http://htaglossary.net/clinical-outcome

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An outcome of major importance for the patient, determined on the basis of the health problem being studied (e.g. the frequency of healing of osteoporotic fractures or gastric ulcers, and their relapse rates).

'''Note:''' The clinical outcome differs from the [[health outcome]] in that the former has to do with the effect on the disease, while the latter has to do with the effect on health (public health, for example).

[http://htaglossary.net/clinical-outcome]