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Scene 1. Health outcomes are defined as the conclusion of a health event. Health outcomes help providers set goals and predict the end result of your health journey, as well as make more informed decisions throughout your care. what you hope to achieve when you achieve the goal. Knowing health outcomes is important because it can solidify the outcome of your health journey.
Scene 2. Health outcomes may be measured by an examination, laboratory tests, or diagnostic imaging. Health outcomes may be self-reported or observed by a health care provider or caregiver.
Scene 3. Health outcomes can have positive outcomes, such as being alive; function well mentally, physically and socially; and have a feeling of well-being. Or may have negative outcomes such as death, loss of function and lack of well-being.
Scene 4. Did you know that? When outcomes are measured and reported, it drives improvement and the adoption of best practices, thereby further improving the outcomes of previously recorded diagnosis, illness or injury events. You can apply the results to any health-related process, practice, or product to understand the why of what you do.
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