Autonomous mobile clinics (AMCs) have the potential to revolutionize healthcare delivery by bringing healthcare services to patients at the order of patient's fingertips. Particularly, AMCs can act as an essential touch point of integrated care, which is a worldwide response to the fragmented delivery of health by focusing on more coordinated and integrated forms of care provision. However, the impact of AMCs on the health satisfaction outcome effectiveness still remains unknown. In this article, in collaboration with United Family Healthcare (UFH), we study the potential effectiveness improvement of integrated care delivery through AMCs.
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