The phrase "ambulatory visits" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in medical contexts to refer to visits made by patients who are not bedridden and can walk to the healthcare facility for their appointments.
Example: "The clinic saw an increase in ambulatory visits this month, indicating a rise in patient engagement."
Alternatives: "outpatient visits" or "walk-in appointments".
Ambulatory Visits for Otitis Media before and after the Introduction of Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccination.
Accuracy and Completeness of Clinical Coding Using ICD-10 for Ambulatory Visits.
The purpose of this study was to describe trends for pelvic floor disorder (PFD -related ambulatory visits.
Physicians wrote 24percentt fewer antibiotic prescriptions for children and adults making ambulatory visits in 1999 than they did in 1992.
Ambulatory visits at the outpatient department were priced according to the respective reimbursement (€270 per visit).
At the same time, our present results are not assumed to suffer from large distortions because emergency ambulatory visits are significantly less frequent than ordinary visits, accounting for only 4%% of all ambulatory visits in 2009 [10].
Children with higher numbers of ED visits or hospitalizations also had higher numbers of ambulatory visits (generalist and hematologist).
ACGs (R(2)=16.4%) and the number of medications (15.0%) had the highest predictive validity for predicting ambulatory visits.
For all children, we analyzed ambulatory visits by age group, by emergency department (ED) and hospital use, and before and after hospitalizations.
RESULTS: We did not observe lower incidence rates of ambulatory visits or hospitalizations for pneumonia among adults during the vaccine period versus the pre-vaccine period.
It found that mental disorders were the "largest single contributor" to the sharp increase in hospital use: Six million additional ambulatory visits, 42,000 additional hospitalizations and 300,000 additional bed-days were attributed to mental disorders.
