The phrase "advanced care" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, referring to specialized medical treatment or services that go beyond basic care.
Example: "The hospital offers advanced care for patients with complex medical conditions."
Alternatives: "specialized care" or "enhanced care".
79 With good advanced care planning and advanced care directives that are regularly updated when the health of the elderly patient on dialysis deteriorates, a discussion regarding withdrawal of dialysis therapy is much easier.
The hospital offers the most extensive advanced care between Westchester and Albany.
Until now, doctors have generally provided the analogous service – advanced care planning – for free.
If more advanced care is necessary, a police dispatcher notifies a professional paramedic, who arrives on the scene separately.
After Jean's death, her husband realized the value of an advanced care directive and assigned his son and daughter to be his health care proxies.
He has spent 25 years at Westchester Medical Center, working to raise it from a sleepy county hospital to the advanced care facility it is today.
GPs, for instance, often don't have time to properly discuss "advanced care planning directives", legal documents that incorporate a patient's last wishes concerning medical treatment.
Gaza's border with Egypt was closed in June 2007, after the Hamas takeover, leaving Israel as the only option for most patients seeking advanced care.
Are Westchester residents convinced that their local medical center should be the first choice for advanced care, rather than, say, New York Presbyterian in Manhattan?
While visiting my in-laws in July, I sampled how the new Medicare eligibility for advanced care planning will hopefully change how we doctors approach the conversation.
This highlights the need for early advanced care planning, ideally prior to ICU admission.
