Advantages:

• Tailors treatments to client needs, enhancing effectiveness and safety.
•  Facilitates clear communication between clients and providers.
• Identifies allergies, chronic conditions, and past surgeries, mitigating treatment risks.
• Builds trust through transparent data collection and privacy policies.
• Streamlines administrative processes with organized and accurate client records.

Disadvantages: 

•  Without structured forms, maintaining accurate client records is challenging.
• Lack of comprehensive data can lead to miscommunication and misunderstandings.
• Failing to collect vital health information increases the risk of adverse reactions.
• Clients may feel their needs are not fully understood, eroding trust and satisfaction.
• Disorganized record-keeping makes tracking client progress difficult.