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Subjective Signal Auditing

Meaning

Subjective Signal Auditing is the structured, systematic process of gathering, documenting, and clinically interpreting a patient’s self-reported experiences, symptoms, and perceived quality of life metrics to inform diagnostic and therapeutic decisions. This essential practice translates the patient’s qualitative, lived experience—such as changes in energy, mood, sleep quality, and cognitive function—into a quantifiable input for personalized health management. It provides the crucial context that objective biomarkers often lack.