The future of ambulatory emergency medical care
Sarah A. Rose, Rowan Oliver, Karl Bonnici, Stephen J. Bonny
Abstract
Sarah A. Rose, Rowan Oliver, Karl Bonnici, Stephen J. Bonny
Abstract
Ambulatory emergency care offers an attractive method of caring for patients who would traditionally require hospital admission. As well as a superior patient experience, ambulatory care also offers significant cost benefits. In future, implementation of purpose-built units with dedicated teams will alter the delivery of acute health care.
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Ambulatory emergency care offers an attractive method of caring for patients who would traditionally require hospital admission. As well as a superior patient experience, ambulatory care also offers significant cost benefits. In future, implementation of purpose-built units with dedicated teams will alter the delivery of acute health care.
Key concepts: Medicine, Ambulatory, Ambulatory care, Medical emergency, Health care, Emergency department, Ambulatory care nursing, Health care delivery