In 1970, Pat Summerall and then-Boston Bruins' TV announcer Don Earle did a short post-game segment from inside the team's dressing room at the end of CBS' coverage of the fourth (and what turned out to be the final game) of the 1970 Stanley Cup Finals.
A circumstance in which both the health care provider's and the patient's actions contribute to an injurious outcome is termed contributory negligence. An example would be a patient who fails to follow the physician's orders or fails to show up for follow-up care and then sues when the condition causes permanent damage.
Clinician-reported outcomes (ClinRO). According to the FDA, a ClinRO is based on a report that comes from a trained healthcare professional after observation of a patientâs health condition. Examples of ClinROs include a patientâs tumor size, range of motion, eczema severity, or dementia assessments. Observer-reported outcomes (ObsRO). When data is reported by an observer who is not a healthcare professional, such as a patientâs parent, caregiver or spouse, it is an ObsRO.