Operative Diagnosis
Operative Diagnosis Instead of starting with a fixed idea of what the problem is, a scientific operative diagnosis encourages a flexible approach. Clinicians should closely observe and evaluate how different methods and treatments affect the problem and the person's behaviours. The central idea is to "know through changing." Instead of solely relying on theories or preconceived notions, clinicians actively engage with the problem and see how it responds to different treatments as we do in science. One of the main benefits of operative diagnosis is its focus on effective problem-solving. Instead of getting stuck on a rigid diagnosis, the main goal is to achieve positive results and meet the patient's needs. This approach prioritizes the individual's unique requirements and situation. By actively interacting with the person and continuously assessing their response to treatments , clinicians can think more creatively and avoid being limited by strict labels. Oper...