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    Clinical Intervention

    Action taken by a healthcare professional to address a patient's condition, symptom, risk.

    Definition

    A Clinical Intervention is an action taken by a healthcare professional to address a patient's condition, symptom, risk, or care need.

    Why it matters

    Appropriate interventions are used to support patient goals, prevent complications, and improve health or functional outcomes.

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