Part 1 Introduction Forum #1: (2 Points) Based on material found in the PowerPoint only, “Introduction to Ambulatory Health Care” answer the following question: What components classify as ambulatory

Part 1

Introduction Forum #1: (2 Points) Based on material found in the PowerPoint only, “Introduction to Ambulatory Health Care” answer the following question: What components classify as ambulatory health care? Provide examples.

Part 2

1. Introduction Forum #2: (2 Points) Based on material found in the PowerPoint only, “Top Ten Issues Facing Ambulatory Healthcare, answer the following question: What current issues do you feel will have the greatest effect on providing ambulatory health care services in a community and why?

Part 3

Today, you can have surgery on your gallbladder, knee, or wrist and be back at home within hours, without ever having checked into a hospital. Fifty years ago, you could expect to be in the hospital for days after delivering a baby. Now, you may be able to go home the same day. Crazy, isn’t it?

Discussion Question Format:

Be sure to answer all questions and the required word count is between 300-400 words or more and must contain at least 3 citations from 2 or more different resources. You may only use academic resources if you are using outside resources, not in the reading list. Always add a reference list. 

Citation Reminders:

• You must use “quotes” if you copy five or more words exactly.
• You should not cite information that everyone knows.
• Try to paraphrase information.
• Even paraphrasing needs to be cited.
• To cite, the author's last name and the year of publication for the source should appear in the text, for example, (Jones, 1998), and a complete reference should appear in the reference list at the end of the paper.
• Notice that the period goes at the end of the citation.

Discussion Question:

What is Ambulatory care? What type of services are patients treated for in ambulatory care? What setting are ambulatory care performed in? What is not a service of ambulatory care? 

This is the book we are using as well

Mayer, G. G., & Barnett, A. E. (1992). Ambulatory Care Management and Practice. Gaithersburg, MD: Aspen.