Clinic:
A clinic is the health care which gives the health services or medical facilities to the people. Clinics may use the X-ray machines.
Polyclinic:
Polyclinic is the clinic or hospital which has the facility of treating variety of diseases.
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Definition (www.oxforddictionaries.com) |
An establishment or hospital department where outpatients are given medical treatment or advice, especially of a specialist nature. | A clinic (typically one independent of a hospital) where both general and specialist examinations and treatments are available to outpatients. |
Synonyms | Hospital, infirmary, dispensary, surgery center | Asylum, sick room, medical centre, ward and home |
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Types | The types of clinic are:
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History | The Polyclinic was established in 1917 by six physicians: Dr. H.J. Davidson, Surgeon; Dr. C.F. Davidson, General Practitioner; Dr. Earl Ristine, Urologist; Dr. Kenneth Holtz, General Practitioner; Dr. C.L. Templeton, OB/Gyn. | |
Word origin | The word clinic was originated in 1827. | The word polyclinic was originated in circa 1889. |
Payment | Clinic is the one which takes money within your range. | Polyclinic is the one which compels you to borrow money to pay medical bills. |
Main function | The function of clinic are:
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