Whats the difference between out patient and in patient?!
Question: Whats the difference between out patient and in patient!?
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Its pretty simple really, an in-patient is somebody who has been admitted to a ward to spend most of their day there, be assessed and/or treated!. This will depend on if they are there of their own free will or, if they have been sectioned, the type of section that has been placed!.
An outpatient is somebody who uses the mental health trust's services but lives at home!. It is often on a very flexible basis!. They might use the hospital's psychological therapies or come to a day centre!. Or they may just recieve letters requesting they come in to see a psychiatrist on a regular basis!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
An outpatient is somebody who uses the mental health trust's services but lives at home!. It is often on a very flexible basis!. They might use the hospital's psychological therapies or come to a day centre!. Or they may just recieve letters requesting they come in to see a psychiatrist on a regular basis!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Out pateient is someone who is treated externally from the medical facility!. The patient may require treatment on a monthly basis, in this case that person is an outpatient!.
In patient is someone who has been admitted to hospital and is being treated by the hospital!.
Outpatient - Treated externally
inpatient - Treated internally till better
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In patient is someone who has been admitted to hospital and is being treated by the hospital!.
Outpatient - Treated externally
inpatient - Treated internally till better
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In Patient = treated by the hospital and stays in the hospital for the duration of treatment - usually stays in a ward or a hospital room
Out Patient = treated by a hospital doctor or specialist but stays at home - might still attend the hospital every day or nearly every day but does not have a hospital room or bed for overnight
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Out Patient = treated by a hospital doctor or specialist but stays at home - might still attend the hospital every day or nearly every day but does not have a hospital room or bed for overnight
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In-patient is when you are admitted to a ward and stay in hospital!.
Out-patient is when you visit a specialist for an appointment at the hospital and go home after!. (A bit like when you see your GP)!. Www@Answer-Health@Com
Out-patient is when you visit a specialist for an appointment at the hospital and go home after!. (A bit like when you see your GP)!. Www@Answer-Health@Com
Out patient is where You go Just to get treatment or to be assessed and then you go home!
In patient is when you have been admitted to a ward for an op or other treatment when you have to stay in!Www@Answer-Health@Com
In patient is when you have been admitted to a ward for an op or other treatment when you have to stay in!Www@Answer-Health@Com
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an out patient does not stay in the hospital but attnds when askd to!. an in patient is someone who has to stay in hospital!. xxWww@Answer-Health@Com
in patient means you stay in hospital over night or untill you get better and out patient means you are a day case so will go home that day after treatment hope this helps!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
In patients are in bed in a ward !.!. out patients turn up for treatment then go home!. Or lay in a corridor in agony because there's no beds !.!.!. depends what your postcode is apparently!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
out paitents dont stay in hospital they are day paitents example if you go in for blood tests or have an xray were as an inpaitent has to stay in over night or more Www@Answer-Health@Com
In stays
out does notWww@Answer-Health@Com
out does notWww@Answer-Health@Com