policlinic

[ pol-ee-klin-ik ]

noun

1. a department of a hospital at which outpatients are treated.

Word History and Origins

Origin of policlinic¹

1820–30; < German Poliklinik, equivalent to Greek póli ( s ) city + German Klinik clinic

Example Sentences

A foundation created by celebrity chefs has also created a GoFundMe account to raise money for the Policlinic of Milan.

From Fox News

So in this highly centralised country, data is gathered at the local level, fed up to the second tier of healthcare, the neighbourhood policlinic.

From BBC

So in this highly centralised country, data is gathered at the local level, fed up to the second tier of healthcare, the neighbourhood policlinic.

From BBC

So in this highly centralised country, data is gathered at the local level, fed up to the second tier of healthcare, the neighbourhood policlinic.

From BBC

So in this highly centralised country, data is gathered at the local level, fed up to the second tier of healthcare, the neighbourhood policlinic.

From BBC