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Clinical examination includes vision, hearing, percussion, and palpation combined with careful history and symptoms. Subclinical examination by performing tests and imaging techniques will show indicators and images of organs in the body.

Clinical documentation is the information a person responsible for a patient's medical care enters in a medical record, which is a repository for an individual's health information.

Clinical examination is the only way to obtain information with regard to the quality of tissues and their dynamic deformation with function (oral, airway, speech, smile, and facial expression).

Clinical forms are a collection of questions which can be configured by the doctors and shared with patients to capture certain inputs before the consultation starts or the doctor can use them as a template to capture details and inputs during the consultation.

Clinical roles work directly with patients and have responsibilities related to diagnosis and treatment. Even staff who do not interact with patients but support the processes of diagnosis and treatment, such as lab personnel, are considered clinical. Clinical roles also typically require licensing or certification.

The WHO Standardized Clinical Form improves care by ensuring a systematic and structured approach to every injured or acutely ill person. There are two versions of the form: for Trauma cases and for general Emergency Unit cases, each with a corresponding Reference Card to guide clinician use and ensure data quality.

Notes. NOTE 1 As such, a clinical process is a set of interrelated or interacting healthcare activities, which are performed for a subject of care with one or more health issues. NOTE 2 The primary input and output to a clinical process is the health state. clinical process - ContSys contsys.org https://contsys.org › concept › clinical_process contsys.org https://contsys.org › concept › clinical_process

Clinical examination includes vision, hearing, percussion, and palpation combined with careful history and symptoms. Subclinical examination by performing tests and imaging techniques will show indicators and images of organs in the body.

Clinical documentation is the information a person responsible for a patient's medical care enters in a medical record, which is a repository for an individual's health information.

Clinical examination is the only way to obtain information with regard to the quality of tissues and their dynamic deformation with function (oral, airway, speech, smile, and facial expression).

Clinical forms are a collection of questions which can be configured by the doctors and shared with patients to capture certain inputs before the consultation starts or the doctor can use them as a template to capture details and inputs during the consultation.

Clinical roles work directly with patients and have responsibilities related to diagnosis and treatment. Even staff who do not interact with patients but support the processes of diagnosis and treatment, such as lab personnel, are considered clinical. Clinical roles also typically require licensing or certification.

The WHO Standardized Clinical Form improves care by ensuring a systematic and structured approach to every injured or acutely ill person. There are two versions of the form: for Trauma cases and for general Emergency Unit cases, each with a corresponding Reference Card to guide clinician use and ensure data quality.

Clinical roles work directly with patients and have responsibilities related to diagnosis and treatment. Even staff who do not interact with patients but support the processes of diagnosis and treatment, such as lab personnel, are considered clinical. Clinical roles also typically require licensing or certification.

The WHO Standardized Clinical Form improves care by ensuring a systematic and structured approach to every injured or acutely ill person. There are two versions of the form: for Trauma cases and for general Emergency Unit cases, each with a corresponding Reference Card to guide clinician use and ensure data quality.