Long-term outcomes are typically measured using various tools and methods: - Patient Surveys: Collecting patient feedback through structured surveys can provide insights into their long-term satisfaction and quality of life. - Clinical Assessments: Regular clinical evaluations and follow-ups help monitor the patient’s ongoing health status. - Health Records: Reviewing electronic health records (EHR) for longitudinal data on patient progress and outcomes. - Standardized Tools: Utilizing standardized instruments like the SF-36 Health Survey for assessing physical and mental health over time.
