Ambulatory care: A decade of change in health care delivery
Irene Fraser, Linda L. Lane, Eric B. Linne, Lynn Jones
Abstract
Irene Fraser, Linda L. Lane, Eric B. Linne, Lynn Jones
Abstract
While the need to realign the continuum and change the delivery system is one of the many factors driving health care reform, it is clear that a major transformation of the delivery system is already under way and that ambulatory care and home care are at the forefront of that movement. This trend is likely to continue regardless of the pace of health reform.
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While the need to realign the continuum and change the delivery system is one of the many factors driving health care reform, it is clear that a major transformation of the delivery system is already under way and that ambulatory care and home care are at the forefront of that movement. This trend is likely to continue regardless of the pace of health reform.
Key concepts: Ambulatory, Health care delivery, Ambulatory care, Health care reform, Health care, Medicine, Medical emergency, Nursing