Outpatient Department (OPD)

OPD stands for Outpatient Department, which is a section of a hospital or healthcare facility where patients receive medical treatment without being admitted to the hospital. OPD services are designed for individuals who need consultations, check-ups, diagnostic tests, or minor treatments but do not require overnight stays. It's a key component of healthcare systems that provides care for people with conditions that can be treated or managed on an outpatient basis.

Common Specialties in OPDs:

• General Medicine: For primary care and general health issues.
• Pediatrics: For children’s health concerns.
• Gynecology: For women’s health, reproductive system, and prenatal care.
• Orthopedics: For musculoskeletal problems, fractures, and joint issues.
• Dermatology: For skin-related conditions.
• Cardiology: For heart-related concerns.