Levels of Clientele Flashcards
This is the first point of contact for individuals with the health system. It involves general health maintenance, preventive care, and treatment of common
illnesses and conditions.
Primary Care
Typically include individuals seeking routine
check-ups, vaccinations, management of chronic
conditions (like diabetes or hypertension), and minor
acute issues.
Primary Care
General practitioners (GPs), family physicians, pediatricians,
internists, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants.
Primary Care
This level involves more specialized care typically provided by medical professionals who have specific training or expertise.
Secondary Care
Individuals who need specialized diagnostic services, treatment for more complex conditions, or surgical interventions that go beyond routine care.
Secondary Care
Specialists like cardiologists, endocrinologists, orthopedists, and surgeons.
Secondary Care
Highly specialized and advanced medical care usually provided in specialized facilities or large hospitals. It involves complex procedures and management of severe or rare conditions.
Tertiary Care
Patients requiring advanced diagnostic tests, high-level surgical procedures, or intensive care. Often involves multi-disciplinary teams.
Tertiary Care
Specialized surgeons, neurosurgeons, oncologists, and other highly specialized medical professionals.
Tertiary Care
includes the most complex and rare medical cases. It often involves cutting-edge technologies and experimental treatments.
Quaternary Care
Individuals with extremely rare or complex conditions requiring
the most advanced treatment approaches and research-based interventions.
Quaternary Care
Experts in highly specialized fields, often affiliated with research institutions or leading hospitals.
Quaternary Care
