OPD (Outpatient Department) is a section of a hospital or healthcare facility where patients visit for consultations, diagnosis, and treatment without being admitted to the hospital. It serves as the primary entry point for individuals seeking medical care for non-emergency issues.

Features of an OPD:

1. Consultation: Patients meet doctors for diagnosis, advice, and treatment plans.

2. Specialized Clinics: OPDs often have departments like general medicine, pediatrics, orthopedics, dermatology, gynecology, etc.

3. Diagnostic Services: Facilities for blood tests, X-rays, ultrasounds, and other investigations.

4. Follow-Up Care: Patients who were previously treated in the hospital can return for routine checkups or follow-ups.

5. Preventive Care: Vaccinations, health screenings, and wellness programs are often provided in OPDs.

6. Minor Procedures: Small surgical or medical procedures that don’t require hospitalization are performed in the OPD.

Services Offered in an OPD:

Doctor Consultations

Diagnostic Tests

Treatment

Health Education

Referral Services

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