Usage of "outpatients"

Person who receives ambulatory care at an outpatient department or clinic, without room and board being provided.

Usage of outpatients in English

Setting and participants: Four hundred forty outpatients aged 65 years or older. 
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Outputs include the largest number of outpatients and inpatient admissions in Uganda. 
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Methods: We performed a cross-sectional study of 901 outpatients with stable CHD. 
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The objective was to validate the HFSS-2 in adult general medicine outpatients. 
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They were all outpatients at the Diabetes Center of Saiseikai Central Hospital. 
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Thirty-eight consecutive inpatients and 63 consecutive outpatients were included in the study. 
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This study assessed physiologic, psychological, and cognitive functioning in outpatients with COPD. 
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These include tariff reductions for outpatients and a less favourable insurance mix. 
 Reuters 

These include tariff reductions for outpatients and a less favorable insurance mix. 
 Reuters 

Conclusions: Self-reported data provide highly sensitive information to diagnose malnutrition in preoperative outpatients. 
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These include the outpatients Meade Clinical Centre that opened just five years ago. 
 Radio NZ 

That includes the outpatients block that opened just five years ago. 
 Radio NZ 

Methods: Sixty elderly outpatients with untreated dementia followed for 12 months. 
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Methods: 115 consecutive outpatients receiving HIV primary care participated in this prospective study. 
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Overall, the patients did well; one third were treated as outpatients. 
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JUNIOR doctors withdrew their services from outpatients attending University College Hospital, Galway, yesterday. 
 The Irish Times 

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