Difference between revisions of "Health Status"
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[[Non-Medical Interventions|Non-Medical]]). The following are components of [[Health Status|health status]] <br> | [[Non-Medical Interventions|Non-Medical]]). The following are components of [[Health Status|health status]] <br> | ||
* [[Symptoms]] (Patient) - This is the patient's view of their physical and mental symptoms. They include pain or discomfort, visual symptoms, cold or flu-like, physical abnormalities, mental health and other. | * [[Symptoms]] (Patient) - This is the patient's view of their physical and mental symptoms. They include pain or discomfort, visual symptoms, cold or flu-like, physical abnormalities, mental health and other. | ||
| − | * Conditions (Medical) - These are [https://www.cdc.gov/DiseasesConditions/az/a.html disease and conditions] (i.e., diabetes, hypertension) as well as biomarkers (i.e., blood pressure, weight, blood glucose) as documented by a medical professional in the patients Electronic Medical Record. | + | * [[Conditions]] (Medical) - These are [https://www.cdc.gov/DiseasesConditions/az/a.html disease and conditions] (i.e., diabetes, hypertension) as well as biomarkers (i.e., blood pressure, weight, blood glucose) as documented by a medical professional in the patients Electronic Medical Record. |
* Function (Patient) - This is the patient's assessment of their function (i.e., walking, going to work, doing what they love). | * Function (Patient) - This is the patient's assessment of their function (i.e., walking, going to work, doing what they love). | ||
* Clinical Risk (Medical) - These are Medical Risks (i.e., for disease, disease progression, acute event, mortality) and | * Clinical Risk (Medical) - These are Medical Risks (i.e., for disease, disease progression, acute event, mortality) and | ||
* Behavioral Risks (Patient) - patient behavior based on health determinants (i.e., fiancial, transportation, housing). | * Behavioral Risks (Patient) - patient behavior based on health determinants (i.e., fiancial, transportation, housing). | ||
* Well-Being (Patient) - PHQ, Purpose, Love & Connection, Competence | * Well-Being (Patient) - PHQ, Purpose, Love & Connection, Competence | ||
Revision as of 15:26, 2 November 2018
In order to measure health outcomes, we need to measure health status before and after interventions (Medical &
Non-Medical). The following are components of health status
- Symptoms (Patient) - This is the patient's view of their physical and mental symptoms. They include pain or discomfort, visual symptoms, cold or flu-like, physical abnormalities, mental health and other.
- Conditions (Medical) - These are disease and conditions (i.e., diabetes, hypertension) as well as biomarkers (i.e., blood pressure, weight, blood glucose) as documented by a medical professional in the patients Electronic Medical Record.
- Function (Patient) - This is the patient's assessment of their function (i.e., walking, going to work, doing what they love).
- Clinical Risk (Medical) - These are Medical Risks (i.e., for disease, disease progression, acute event, mortality) and
- Behavioral Risks (Patient) - patient behavior based on health determinants (i.e., fiancial, transportation, housing).
- Well-Being (Patient) - PHQ, Purpose, Love & Connection, Competence
