Contents



Preface

In primary care, general practitioners and nurses generally protect the health of individuals and treat acute diseases. Doctors who specialize in secondary health care treat patients in secondary-level hospitals. In tertiary care, highly specialized equipment and health professionals provide health care. Tertiary care is specialized care provided in secondary or tertiary-level hospitals or similar specific centers. Tertiary care often requires highly specialized doctors, medical experts, and equipment to care for serious or life-threatening illnesses. These situations may include, for example, congenital malformation, coronary artery bypass surgery, dialysis, serious head injuries, abdominal injuries, undiagnosed clinical conditions, plastic and reconstructive surgeries, brain surgery, serious burn treatments, eye surgeries, and complicated births. The necessary equipment and environmental and psychosocial environment

must be provided for these interventions.

Chapter 2: "Psychosocial Care"

Treatment, and Prevention Strategies"

Home Care"

Management"

Section 1: "Definition of Tertiary Health Care"

Chapter 1: "Redefining Tertiary Care in India"

Section 2: "Psychosocial Care in Tertiary Level Hospitals"

Section 3: "Delivery of Treatment Services in Tertiary Care"

Section 4" Medical Health Care in Tertiary Level Hospitals"

Chapter 8: "Post-Prostatectomy Urinary Incontinence"

Chapter 3: "Delivery of Pharmaceutical Care at Tertiary Level: From Admission to

Chapter 6: "Current Perspective on the Treatment of *Helicobacter pylori* Infection"

Chapter 7: "Bowel Preparation before Elective Colorectal Surgery: Its Current Role"

Chapter 4: "Microbial and Parasitic Infections in Tertiary Care: Diagnosis,

Chapter 5: "Diabetic Macular Edema, Clinicopathologic and Keys for

This book includes nine chapters organized into five sections.
