However, the shift towards preventative care and chronic disease management may require additional resources and time commitment from healthcare providers, potentially leading to challenges in managing patient volume and workload. “Nurses in the ambulatory care setting provide patient care and assist with treatment processes and management strategies for an array of patient populations and at various stages in the wellness and illness continuum” (Cavanaugh, 2021). The vast array of patients at different stages along with different diseases and treatments can quickly overwhelm nurses, but adding in preventative care can place an additional strain on nurses as they have to start looking beyond the patients who are sick. The emphasis on patient-centered care in ambulatory settings signifies a shift towards a more holistic and personalized approach to healthcare delivery. Patient-centered care focuses on involving patients in decision-making, respecting their preferences and values, and considering their individual needs and
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