dropinkliniker
Drop-in kliniker, often referred to in English as drop-in or walk-in clinics, describe outpatient health care facilities that accept patients without scheduled appointments. They provide access to primary care and urgent care services for non-emergency conditions, minor injuries, seasonal illnesses, and preventive care. Staff typically include physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and registered nurses, and triage is used to prioritize more urgent cases and often to offer same-day appointments.
Operations in drop-in kliniker usually involve patient registration, intake, and evaluation by a clinician, with on-site
Advantages of the model include improved access to care, reduced pressure on emergency departments for non-emergency
Limitations include the unsuitability for true emergencies or complex, chronic conditions requiring ongoing management. There can
Global context varies by health system. The drop-in clinic model is common in North America, Europe, and