hospital /hos·pi·tal/ (hos´pĭ-t'l) an institute for the treatment of the sick.
teaching hospital
teaching hospital
lying-in hospital , maternity hospital one for the care of obstetric patients.
open hospital
1. a mental hospital, or section of a hospital, without locked doors or other forms of physical restraint.
2. a hospital to which physicians who are not staff members may send their own patients and supervise their treatment.
teaching hospital one that conducts formal educational programs or courses of instruction that lead to granting of recognized certificates, diplomas, or degrees, or that are required for professional certification or licensure.
voluntary hospital a private, not-for-profit hospital that provides uncompensated care to the poor.
teach·ing hospital (t  ch ng)n. A hospital closely associated with a medical school and serving as a practical educational site for medical students, interns, residents, and allied health personnel. |
teaching hospital
Etymology: AS, taecan, to show how
a hospital associated with a university that has accredited programs in various specialties of medical practice.
hospital
an institution for the care and treatment of sick and injured animals. In order to meet legal requirements in some countries it is necessary for the building to include ward accommodation for inpatients, a radiology facility and a clinical pathology laboratory.
teaching hospital
one that conducts formal educational programs or courses of instruction that lead to the granting of recognized certificates, diplomas or degrees or that are required for professional certification or licensure.
teaching hospital
A hospital, health care center, or institute that has 2 or more residency training programs approved by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education
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