Definition of policlinic in English:

policlinic

(also poliklinik)

noun ˌpɒlɪˈklɪnɪk

Originally (in Germany): †a department of a hospital where poor patients are treated free of charge by advanced medical students under the supervision of a professor, either as outpatients in the hospital, or (if they are bedridden) on home visits (obsolete). Later: a hospital or hospital department (†or a dispensary) where outpatients are treated by specialists.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From German Poliklinik (1835 or earlier: see note; compare earlier †poliklinische Anstalt, †poliklinisches Institut, post-classical Latin Institutum policlinicum medico-chirurgicum, policlinica, noun, schola policlinica) from ancient Greek πόλις city + German Klinik medical teaching at the bedside of a patient, a hospital by which this is provided. Compare French policlinique.

Definition of policlinic in US English:

policlinic

(also poliklinik)

nounˌpɒlɪˈklɪnɪk

Originally (in Germany): †a department of a hospital where poor patients are treated free of charge by advanced medical students under the supervision of a professor, either as outpatients in the hospital, or (if they are bedridden) on home visits (obsolete). Later: a hospital or hospital department (†or a dispensary) where outpatients are treated by specialists.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From German Poliklinik (1835 or earlier: see note; compare earlier † poliklinische Anstalt, † poliklinisches Institut, post-classical Latin Institutum policlinicum medico-chirurgicum, policlinica, noun, schola policlinica) from ancient Greek πόλις city + German Klinik medical teaching at the bedside of a patient, a hospital by which this is provided. Compare French policlinique.

单词	policlinic
释义	Definition of policlinic in English: policlinic (also poliklinik) noun ˌpɒlɪˈklɪnɪk Originally (in Germany): †a department of a hospital where poor patients are treated free of charge by advanced medical students under the supervision of a professor, either as outpatients in the hospital, or (if they are bedridden) on home visits (obsolete). Later: a hospital or hospital department (†or a dispensary) where outpatients are treated by specialists. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From German Poliklinik (1835 or earlier: see note; compare earlier †poliklinische Anstalt, †poliklinisches Institut, post-classical Latin Institutum policlinicum medico-chirurgicum, policlinica, noun, schola policlinica) from ancient Greek πόλις city + German Klinik medical teaching at the bedside of a patient, a hospital by which this is provided. Compare French policlinique. Definition of policlinic in US English: policlinic (also poliklinik) nounˌpɒlɪˈklɪnɪk Originally (in Germany): †a department of a hospital where poor patients are treated free of charge by advanced medical students under the supervision of a professor, either as outpatients in the hospital, or (if they are bedridden) on home visits (obsolete). Later: a hospital or hospital department (†or a dispensary) where outpatients are treated by specialists. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From German Poliklinik (1835 or earlier: see note; compare earlier † poliklinische Anstalt, † poliklinisches Institut, post-classical Latin Institutum policlinicum medico-chirurgicum, policlinica, noun, schola policlinica) from ancient Greek πόλις city + German Klinik medical teaching at the bedside of a patient, a hospital by which this is provided. Compare French policlinique.
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