Affiliate

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Affiliate (əˈfɪlɪeɪt)

Affiliate is a term used in various fields, including medicine, to denote a connection or association between two or more entities. In the medical context, it often refers to a health professional, institution, or organization that is formally connected with, or under the partial control of, a larger body.

Etymology

The term 'affiliate' originates from the Latin word 'affiliare', which means 'to adopt'. This reflects the nature of the relationship, where one entity is, in a sense, 'adopted' by another.

Related Terms

  • Affiliation Agreement: A formal agreement that outlines the relationship and responsibilities between two affiliated entities.
  • Affiliated Hospital: A hospital that is associated with a larger health system or educational institution.
  • Affiliate Network: A group of affiliated healthcare providers or institutions.
  • Affiliate Marketing: In a broader business context, this refers to a marketing arrangement where an entity pays another for generating traffic or leads.

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