"patient reports" is correct and usable in written English, particularly in medical documents.
For example, "The patient reports experiencing severe headaches over the past several days."
"Patient reports feeling . . .
That impact is assessed objectively, with electronic monitoring, and subjectively, using patient reports.
"The patient reports that he feels better today," a psychiatrist wrote.
Her next patient reports that he is delighted to have stopped gambling entirely after just one session at the clinic.
Unfortunately, psychiatrists tend to increase the dose or add another drug when a patient reports negative effects.
The patient reports a negative test from four years earlier, when his relationship with the boyfriend ended.
Electrocardiogram (ECG) findings were gathered from patient reports retrospectively.
Results: Forward reach demonstrated little change initially despite patient reports of "feeling looser".
Allergic disease was defined by patient reports of physician-diagnosed asthma, hay fever, or both.
Searching for medical images and patient reports is a significant challenge in a clinical setting.
Medical images and patient reports are then linked to each other through common annotations.
