Inclinic

Inclinic is a term that may refer to services, settings, or products associated with clinical care conducted within a medical facility. It is not a standardized medical term with a single definition, and its meaning depends on context.

As a general descriptor, in-clinic denotes activities performed on-site at a clinic or hospital, such as in-clinic consultations, tests, or imaging, and contrasts with telemedicine or home-based care. In-clinic care typically involves direct patient interaction, examination, and immediate access to on-site equipment.

The term is also used in research to indicate studies conducted within clinical settings rather than in laboratories or simulated environments. In this usage, in-clinic research aims to evaluate interventions, procedures, or patient outcomes in real-world healthcare settings.

In the healthcare technology sector, "InClinic" or "InClinic" may be used as a brand name for software or services aimed at managing clinic operations, patient scheduling, electronic health records, billing, or patient engagement within a facility. Because there is no single canonical definition, the interpretation varies by vendor and user.

See also clinic, outpatient care, in-person, clinic management software, electronic health record.

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