Face time
Face Time
Face Time (pronounced: /feɪs taɪm/) is a term often used in the medical field, particularly in the context of patient care and interaction. It refers to the amount of time a healthcare provider spends in direct contact with a patient, often considered a critical aspect of effective healthcare delivery.
Etymology
The term "Face Time" is derived from the English words "face" and "time", indicating the time spent face-to-face with another individual. It has been in use since the late 20th century, particularly with the advent of more personalized healthcare approaches.
Related Terms
- Patient Interaction: This refers to the communication and engagement between a healthcare provider and a patient. Face Time is a critical component of patient interaction.
- Healthcare Delivery: This is the provision of health services to individuals or communities. Face Time is often considered a measure of the quality of healthcare delivery.
- Telemedicine: This is the use of technology to provide healthcare services remotely. While it may not offer physical face time, it provides a form of virtual face time.
- Patient Satisfaction: This is a measure of a patient's experience with healthcare services. Increased face time often leads to higher patient satisfaction.
- Clinical Consultation: This is a meeting between a patient and a healthcare provider to discuss health concerns. Face Time is a significant part of clinical consultations.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Face time
- Wikipedia's article - Face time
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