avaliados

Avaliados is a Portuguese term that refers to individuals who have undergone an assessment or evaluation. The singular form is avaliado, and the word can function as a noun or as part of a noun phrase such as “grupo de avaliados.” The verb from which it derives is avaliar, meaning to assess or appraise. Etymologically, the term comes from Latin roots related to value or assessment.

Usage and contexts

In education, the term is used for students or candidates who have been evaluated in admission processes, placement exams, or certification assessments. In healthcare, avaliados are patients assessed by clinicians to inform diagnosis, prognosis, or treatment planning, and may include disability or eligibility evaluations. In social policy and public administration, avaliados are people evaluated for eligibility and access to programs, benefits, or resources, often according to standardized criteria. In human resources, the word can describe employees or applicants who undergo performance reviews or skills assessments. In research, avaliados can denote participants who take part in evaluation studies or clinical trials.

Process and considerations

Evaluations typically involve standardized instruments, interviews, tests, or clinical assessments, with data collected and reported to support decisions. The results may determine eligibility, prioritization, or resource allocation, influencing admissions, treatment plans, or benefits. Privacy, informed consent, and data protection are important considerations in handling information about avaliados, particularly when sensitive personal data are involved.

See also

avaliação, avaliador, avaliação psicológica, avaliação de desempenho, perícia médica, elegibilidade.