There are several levels of nursing care, each tailored to meet specific patient needs. The primary levels include:
Primary Care: Focuses on general health management, preventive care, and the treatment of common ailments. Secondary Care: Involves specialized medical services, often provided by referral from primary care providers. Tertiary Care: Advanced medical care typically provided in hospitals, including surgeries and complex treatments. Quaternary Care: An extension of tertiary care involving highly specialized and experimental treatments. Home Health Care: Provides medical and personal care in a patient's home, suitable for those with chronic illnesses or disabilities. Palliative Care: Focuses on relieving symptoms and improving the quality of life for patients with serious illnesses. Hospice Care: Specialized care for terminally ill patients, emphasizing comfort and support.
