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I am not completely clear as to the distinctions between these 4. I was wondering if anyone would be so kind as to elaborate?
thank you~
thank you~
I am not completely clear as to the distinctions between these 4. I was wondering if anyone would be so kind as to elaborate?
thank you~
Hey morzh, no real answers allowed!LOL
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_care#Primary_care
Basically, in the United States primary care is the "gatekeeper" that you go to when a problem first arises. Secondary care is mostly synonymous with any specialist that you see for a specific problem (cardiologist, nephrologist, etc) and may or may not be in a hospital. Tertiary care usually means being admitted to a big medical center and you only get there by your primary/secondary care physician writing orders for it or through an ER. Quaternary care doesn't really exist, but if anybody uses the term they are just referring to a tertiary care center, but "jumbo sized".
Well you see, the primary care is determined by the specific amino acid sequence of the provider...
secondary care is when they decide between covering the beds with alpha helices or beta sheets...
Tertiary care refers to the actual three-dimensional structure of the hospital.
Brilliant.quaternary is when multiple hospital buildings interact with one another in physical space
LOL
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_care#Primary_care
Basically, in the United States primary care is the "gatekeeper" that you go to when a problem first arises. Secondary care is mostly synonymous with any specialist that you see for a specific problem (cardiologist, nephrologist, etc) and may or may not be in a hospital. Tertiary care usually means being admitted to a big medical center and you only get there by your primary/secondary care physician writing orders for it or through an ER. Quaternary care doesn't really exist, but if anybody uses the term they are just referring to a tertiary care center, but "jumbo sized".
Well you see, the primary care is determined by the specific amino acid sequence of the provider...
secondary care is when they decide between covering the beds with alpha helices or beta sheets...
Tertiary care refers to the actual three-dimensional structure of the hospital.
quaternary is when multiple hospital buildings interact with one another in physical space
Well you see, the primary care is determined by the specific amino acid sequence of the provider...
secondary care is when they decide between covering the beds with alpha helices or beta sheets...
Tertiary care refers to the actual three-dimensional structure of the hospital.
quaternary is when multiple hospital buildings interact with one another in physical space
This makes SDN worth it.