Leader
Leader
Leader (pronounced: /ˈliːdər/) is a term used in various fields, including medicine, to denote a person or entity that guides or directs a group.
Etymology
The term "leader" originates from the Old English word "lædan," which means "to guide" or "to go before as a guide."
Medical Usage
In the field of medicine, a leader is often used to refer to a physician or healthcare professional who guides a team of other healthcare professionals in providing patient care. This could be in a hospital setting, a clinic, or any other healthcare facility. The leader is responsible for making critical decisions, coordinating the team's efforts, and ensuring the highest quality of care is provided.
Related Terms
- Healthcare team: A group of healthcare professionals who work together to provide patient care. The team is often led by a leader.
- Physician: A medical professional who is often in a leadership role in a healthcare setting.
- Healthcare facility: A place where healthcare services are provided, often under the guidance of a leader.
- Patient care: The services provided to patients by healthcare professionals, often coordinated by a leader.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Leader
- Wikipedia's article - Leader
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