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Top Technology Issues for Ambulatory Care Facilities This Year and Beyond

Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, 2009
ECRI Institute medical technology experts (i.e., biomedical engineers, patient safety experts, physicians, and research scientists) compiled a list of important technology-related issues that executives and clinical leaders at ambulatory care facilities should pay close attention to this year.
Diane C, Robertson, Jeffrey C, Lerner
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Physician and patient assessment of ambulatory care in a university facility

Journal of Community Health, 1978
Physicians are a largely untapped resource for evaluating medical care delivery in an ambulatory care facility. This study includes the attitudes of physicians in assessing care at the Northwestern University Medical School Clinics (NUMSC). A self-administered questionnaire was mailed to all clinic chiefs, attending physicians, and resident physicians ...
S R, Orden, P, Collette, J, Souchek, L, Masover, J, Stamler   +4 more
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Continuous Quality Improvement of Pap Smears in an Ambulatory Care Facility

QRB - Quality Review Bulletin, 1992
This article describes how the H. Claude Hudson Comprehensive Health Center (Los Angeles) implemented a continuous quality improvement program to reduce the unacceptably high rate of nonrepresentative Papanicolaou (Pap) smears (those lacking endocervical component).
J A, Pachciarz, M I, Abbott, B, Gorman, C E, Henneman, M, Kuhl   +4 more
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International comparison of nine accreditation programmes for ambulatory care facilities

Journal of Public Health, 2011
In order to generate ideas for the improvement of German accreditation programmes, we aimed at exploring similarities and differences of nine international approaches to the accreditation of ambulatory primary and specialist care facilities. Nine accreditation programmes from Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Great Britain, the USA, and Australia ...
Silke Auras, Max Geraedts
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Dental record documentation in selected ambulatory care facilities.

Public health reports (Washington, D.C. : 1974), 1985
Having recognized the differences in financial incentives between institutional providers and private practitioners participating in the Medicaid program, the New York State Health Department developed a streamlined mechanism of prior approval for 13 selected institutional providers of dental care.
J S, Hand, W E, Reynolds
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Locating ambulatory medical care facilities for the elderly.

Health services research, 1986
The importance of effective planning strategies for the location of primary medical services for the independently living elderly increases as their absolute number and proportion in the general population increases. Current spatial planning strategies focus on providing services in centralized locations or decentralized at the level of the somewhat ...
E K, Cromley, G W, Shannon
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Capital financing for ambulatory care facilities

Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, 1984
V E, Schimmel, J M, Annett
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Functional Components of the Ambulatory Care Facility

Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, 1978
B P, Arneill, P H, Nuelsen
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A new method for planning an ambulatory care facility

1976
The ambulatory care facility is a new phenomenon in the British Columbia health care delivery system. Therefore, not only is its planner faced with the uncertainty of predicting future need, but also the perplexity of not having the very basis for his predictions: past utilization data from existing facilities.
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[Prevention of traumatic epilepsy in ambulatory care facilities].

Zhurnal nevropatologii i psikhiatrii imeni S.S. Korsakova (Moscow, Russia : 1952), 1986
The causes of 1382 readmissions of 156 patients with traumatic epilepsy were studied with regard to the seasonal and pathogenic factors. It was established that readmissions of patients with traumatic epilepsy directly correlated with the spring and autumn seasons and 8 pathogenic factors (no maintenance therapy, psychogenias, dysphorias, intoxication ...
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