Specialized healthcare clinics serve target populations. Which of the following is an example of this type of clinic?
A) A clinic set up to provide immunizations when outbreaks of diseases occur
B) A community healthcare clinic that treats clients who have no insurance
C) A clinic associated with a hospital that employs private physicians
D) A school-based health service
A
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In some cases, a target clinic may be set up only to administer immunizations. When the demand has passed (e.g., for common flu or H1N1 immunizations), the clinic no longer exists. Community healthcare clinics, private clinics associated with hospitals, and school-based health services serve common populations.
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