As quoted from your paper:
"This all sounds like physicians and hospital administration want to get rid of patients as soon as possible and that is somewhat true but in reality, patients want to go home and with todays at home care technology and electronic medical record system, most checkups and post-surgical care can be done at home." When you elaborate on the suggestion of home verses hospital or outpatient, I anticipate that most of us would prefer the comforts of home, supposedly surrounded by loved ones who prepare homemade chicken noodle soup and periodically, check your temperature. It is quite understandable, however, that more patients prefer care at home in lieu of a higher level of care. By being at home, there is no need
"This all sounds like physicians and hospital administration want to get rid of patients as soon as possible and that is somewhat true but in reality, patients want to go home and with todays at home care technology and electronic medical record system, most checkups and post-surgical care can be done at home." When you elaborate on the suggestion of home verses hospital or outpatient, I anticipate that most of us would prefer the comforts of home, supposedly surrounded by loved ones who prepare homemade chicken noodle soup and periodically, check your temperature. It is quite understandable, however, that more patients prefer care at home in lieu of a higher level of care. By being at home, there is no need