Domiciliary consultation Health Dictionary

Domiciliary Consultation: From 1 Different Sources


1. a house call by a *general practitioner made at the request of a patient or the patient’s carer. It is commonly referred to as a home visit. 2. (in Britain) an arrangement in the *National Health Service whereby a hospital specialist, at the request of a general practitioner, visits to advise on the diagnosis or treatment of a patient who, on medical grounds, is unable to attend hospital. The specialist receives special remuneration for this service.
Health Source: Oxford | Concise Colour Medical Dictionary
Author: Jonathan Law, Elizabeth Martin

Consultation

A technique of interaction where the opinions of several stakeholders are sought before a decision is made.... consultation

Domiciliary Care

Care provided in an individual’s own home.... domiciliary care

Domiciliary Midwife

see community midwife.... domiciliary midwife

Domiciliary Services

(in Britain) health and social services that are available in the home and are distinguished from hospital-based services. They include the services of such personnel as community nurses employed by care trusts (see district nurse; community midwife; health visitor) and social workers and care assistants employed by social service departments of local authorities. The term community services is applied to these services.... domiciliary services



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