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Community health is a collective term for taking care of or looking after the well-being of communities and families within societies. It involves preventive measures against diseases, health promotion, and delivering medical care in societal settings. Community health medical professionals like nurses work mainly in schools, homes, community clinics, and organizations. This offers disease management, screening, and coordination services for communities.

Ambulatory care refers to medical services that are accessible to outpatients. These services may include diagnosis, consultation, treatment, and rehabilitation. They also consist of procedures and technologies outside of hospitals. ACSC is a condition that is sensitive to ambulatory care. In many nations, ambulatory care services have a major influence on hospital expenses and the functioning of the healthcare system.