שאלה | A patient reports significantly worse quality of life outcomes through a PROMs survey after a joint replacement surgery, yet the surgeon insists that the objective clinical indicators (range of motion, X-ray findings) suggest a successful operation. The physician chooses to dismiss the PROMs data. What is the most significant ethical concern in this scenario?

A patient reports significantly worse quality of life outcomes through a PROMs survey after a joint replacement surgery, yet the surgeon insists that the objective clinical indicators (range of motion, X-ray findings) suggest a successful operation. The physician chooses to dismiss the PROMs data. What is the most significant ethical concern in this scenario?

		The physician is violating patient confidentiality.
		The physician is disregarding subjective well-being, which is a crucial aspect of care.
		The physician should not rely on subjective data when objective data is available.
		The physician should remove the PROMs from the record since they contradict

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