Definition of NONHOSPITAL

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Researchers did not study shootings in nonhospital health care settings, but Kelen believes outpatient clinics likely have a lower risk of violence than hospital settings such as emergency, intensive care or psychiatric departments. — Lorraine Mirabella, baltimoresun.com, "Shootings like the one Monday in Baltimore remain rare in health care settings, though assaults are not uncommon," 16 July 2019 Of course, if enough business goes to nonhospital options there won’t be sufficient hospital revenue to cover all of the overhead inherent in operating a hospital, and hospitals will close, as many already have. — WSJ, "Costs Convert Hospitals Into One-Stop Shops," 6 Jan. 2019 Researchers did not study shootings in nonhospital health care settings, but Kelen believes outpatient clinics likely have a lower risk of violence than hospital settings such as emergency, intensive care or psychiatric departments. — Lorraine Mirabella, baltimoresun.com, "Shootings like the one Monday in Baltimore remain rare in health care settings, though assaults are not uncommon," 16 July 2019 Of course, if enough business goes to nonhospital options there won’t be sufficient hospital revenue to cover all of the overhead inherent in operating a hospital, and hospitals will close, as many already have. — WSJ, "Costs Convert Hospitals Into One-Stop Shops," 6 Jan. 2019 Now, the metric’s decline points to new challenges for U.S. hospitals as more patients seek medical care in nonhospital settings, and as enrollment surges in Medicare, which typically pays hospitals less than commercial insurers do. — Melanie Evans, WSJ, "U.S. Hospital Profits Fall as Labor Costs Grow and Patient Mix Shifts," 23 Apr. 2018

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