Do you usually think of the patients' comments and answers as data?
For example, when the patient tells you about feeling pain, fatigue, or thirst? The patients often give the first clues to the condition or health issue, and this is important subjective information or data that leads to objective testing and observation. You can read about combining subjective and objective data to end up with an accurate diagnosis and establish trust with your patient, in this article: https://nursa.com/blog/subjective-vs-objective-data.
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Crystal Baker Shoaie
Do you usually think of the patients' comments and answers as data?
For example, when the patient tells you about feeling pain, fatigue, or thirst? The patients often give the first clues to the condition or health issue, and this is important subjective information or data that leads to objective testing and observation. You can read about combining subjective and objective data to end up with an accurate diagnosis and establish trust with your patient, in this article: https://nursa.com/blog/subjective-vs-objective-data.
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