"care path" is correct and usable in written English.
It was originally used in the medical field, where it refers to the pathway that a patient will take through the healthcare system in order to receive treatment. An example sentence might be: "The patient's care path began with a visit to the family doctor, who recommended a specialist."
Women still receive all the recommended laboratory tests, ultrasounds, immunizations, and patient education of a traditional care path.
Fourthly, since the standardized dengue care path was used for clinical documentation in TTSH during the whole study period, the clinical and laboratory data for the dengue outcome severity was consistent with minimal outcome information bias.
Additionally, dengue severity classification was performed retrospectively with available clinical and laboratory data with a risk of outcome misclassification bias although it could be minimal as standardized dengue care path was used in the whole study period.
Designing a clinical care path for the application of the ketogenic diet (KD) in children (0 18 years) with refractory epilepsy and/or metabolic diseases in order to raise the standard of treatment with KD.
Clinical variables during hospital stay were documented using a standardized dengue care path for all dengue patients and the data were extracted by medically trained research assistants from the first day of hospital presentation until discharge date for inpatients, and to the end of acute follow-up for outpatients.
Without the prospect of medical school debt influencing their career decisions, NYU students might be more likely to choose the necessary, albeit slightly lower paying, primary care path.
Lantern helps take people through their care options and reduces pressure on social services by redirecting those for whom there are alternative care paths.
Last year, we established a values-based care team, which seeks to eliminate unnecessary practice variation by developing evidence-based care paths across diseases and to improve comprehensive care coordination so that patients move seamlessly through the system, reducing unnecessary hospitalizations and ER visits.
Patients experienced several different care paths throughout their hospital visit.
They are also referred to as "integrated care pathways", "critical pathways", "care plans", "care paths", "care maps" and "care protocols".
The result, however, was a wide variety of experiences, indicating a number of different care paths.
