Healthcare service refers to a range of medical and non-medical activities provided to individuals or communities aimed at maintaining, improving, or restoring health. These services can include prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation efforts delivered by healthcare professionals, facilities, or organizations.
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Patient-Centered Approach
- Focuses on the individual’s needs, preferences, and values.
- Encourages shared decision-making between patients and healthcare providers.
Timeliness
- Care must be delivered promptly to prevent unnecessary delays, ensuring effective intervention for better outcomes.
Continuity of Care
- Ensures seamless service across various stages of care (e.g., from primary to specialized care) and over time for chronic or long-term conditions.
Efficiency
- Optimal use of resources to avoid waste while maintaining high-quality care.
Coordination
- Involves collaboration among healthcare professionals, facilities, and systems to deliver cohesive and integrated care.
Preventive Focus
- Emphasizes health promotion and disease prevention to reduce healthcare burdens and improve quality of life.
Technological Integration
- Incorporates tools like electronic health records (EHRs), telemedicine, and diagnostic technologies to enhance service delivery and patient management.