Craft
Craft (medicine)
Craft (pronounced: /kræft/) is a term used in the field of medicine to refer to the skill and expertise that a medical professional applies in their practice. The term is derived from the Old English word 'cræft', which means 'power, physical strength, skill'.
Etymology
The term 'craft' in the context of medicine is believed to have originated from the Old English 'cræft', which translates to 'power, physical strength, skill'. This term was used to describe the skill and expertise that a person had in a particular field or profession. In the context of medicine, 'craft' refers to the skill and expertise that a medical professional has in their field of practice.
Related Terms
- Medical practice: The practice of medicine by a professional. This involves the application of the 'craft' or skill of the medical professional.
- Clinical skills: These are the practical skills that a medical professional applies in their practice. They are part of the 'craft' of medicine.
- Medical expertise: This refers to the knowledge and skill that a medical professional has in their field of practice. It is part of the 'craft' of medicine.
- Medical training: This is the process through which a person acquires the 'craft' or skill of medicine. It involves learning and practicing the skills and knowledge required in the field of medicine.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Craft
- Wikipedia's article - Craft
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