Reported

Reported is a term often used in various fields such as journalism, medicine, law enforcement, and statistics. It refers to the act of making a formal statement or giving information about something, usually because it is required or necessary.

Journalism

In journalism, a reported story is one that has been researched and verified by a reporter. This involves gathering information from various sources, verifying the facts, and then presenting the information in a clear and concise manner. Reporters often use interviews, documentary research, and observation as methods of gathering information.

Medicine

In medicine, reported can refer to the act of a healthcare professional documenting a patient's symptoms, medical history, or the results of a medical examination. This information is often crucial in diagnosing and treating a patient's condition. In addition, medical professionals are often required to report certain diseases to public health authorities, a process known as disease surveillance.

Law Enforcement

In law enforcement, a crime is reported when it is brought to the attention of the police. This can be done by a victim, a witness, or even a suspect. The police then record the details of the crime in a police report, which serves as the official record of the incident.

Statistics

In statistics, reported data refers to data that has been collected from respondents in a survey or study. This data is then analyzed and used to draw conclusions or make predictions. However, reported data can sometimes be subject to response bias, where the answers given by respondents are influenced by factors such as the wording of the questions or the respondent's desire to present themselves in a certain way.

See Also

• Reporting (disambiguation)
• Report
• Reporter

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