York

York (Medical Term)

York (/jɔːrk/) is not a recognized term in the medical field. However, it may refer to the city of York in England, which has a significant history in the field of medicine.

Etymology

The name "York" is of Viking origin, derived from the Old Norse 'Jórvík'. While not directly related to medicine, the city has a rich history of medical advancements and institutions.

Related Terms

• York Medical Society: An organization based in York, England, that promotes the advancement of medical knowledge and the professional development of its members.

• York Hospital: A large National Health Service (NHS) hospital in York, England. It provides a range of acute and specialist services.

• York Health Economics Consortium: A company owned by the University of York that provides consultancy and research in health economics to the NHS, pharmaceutical and healthcare industries.

• University of York: The University of York's Department of Health Sciences is one of the UK's leading health sciences departments for research and teaching.

See Also

• Healthcare in the United Kingdom
• National Health Service
• Medical education in the United Kingdom

External links

• Medical encyclopedia article on York
• Wikipedia's article - York

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