Match the term with the correct descriptor.
-Morbidity, mortality, satisfaction, pain

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Outcome measures are variables that researchers assess or measure to determine the effects of the study or intervention. Morbidity (incidence of a specific notifiable disease), mortality (death rates), satisfaction (with care or treatment received), and pain (level or intensity) are all examples of outcome measures that can be used to evaluate the effectiveness of a health intervention or to understand the burden of a health problem.

Match the Term with the Correct Descriptor