ambulatory setting

am·bu·la·to·ry set·ting

(am'byū-lă-tōr-ē set'ing)
An environment in which health care services are provided to nonhospitalized patients.
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As medical care continues to shift from the inpatient setting to the ambulatory setting, this textbook will be an excellent primer for the novice teacher.
Medical Teaching in Ambulatory Care
The commission is focusing first on certifying products for the ambulatory setting.
EHR system certification may be available this summer
Standard microscopy is very difficult to use as a screening tool to rule out UTI in an ambulatory setting," she said.
Dipstick and Microscopy Don't Rule Out UTI
The problems are very different in the ambulatory setting and the residents need that experience.
The future of Physician Executives?
The Hospital Readmission Management solution, which will complement Phytel's existing products for enhancing preventive and chronic care in the ambulatory setting, is the first offering in a new service line that will help healthcare organizations improve post-discharge care and prevent unnecessary readmissions.
Phytel Introduces Hospital Readmission Management Solution
We will look into the feasibility of family practice residency programs in various regions of Louisiana that will provide a base of referral to Tulane University Hospital as a tertiary hub and a training base for medical students and residents who choose to go into primary care, primarily in an ambulatory setting," Foulks explains.
The new academic health center hybrids: part business, part academic
The delivery of health care in an ambulatory setting is totally different from delivery of care in acute settings," he says.
The changing role of physician executives
Nursing administration in ambulatory care settings and ambulatory care nurses need to be invested in developing a plan to provide clinical learning experiences for student nurses in their ambulatory setting as a means of attracting future nurses.
Priming the pipeline: creating aspirations for new graduate nurses to enter ambulatory care nursing roles
For this reason, when nurses, managers, and administrators ask about the method for determining the levels and numbers of nursing staff appropriate for delivering quality care in the ambulatory setting, there is no magic solution.
Measuring nursing workload in ambulatory care
Physicians will get on board in the ambulatory setting and help to make all of this happen.
Quality management in ambulatory care: the future is now
DrFirst is also the vendor of choice for over 60 hospitals in the inpatient and ambulatory setting.
DrFirst, Inc. Commemorates a Decade of Putting Doctors First
When physicians see patients they know, they are more productive in the ambulatory setting and may use fewer tests.
Managing continuity of medical care

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