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Referring to services linked to those given by nurses, doctors and surgeons.<\/p>\n

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To health-related activities or personnel supplemental to physicians and nurses and their activities; for example, ambulance attendants are paramedical personnel.<\/p>\n

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Describing or relating to the professions closely linked to the medical profession and working in conjunction with them. Such professions require expert knowledge and experience in certain fields, but no medical degree. Paramedical personnel in a hospital include the nurses, radiographers, physiotherapists, and dietitians.<\/p>\n

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A generic title for the professions which work closely with or are responsible to the medical profession in caring for patients. A paramedical worker, colloquially called a \u2018paramedic\u2019, has skills, experience and qualifications in certain spheres of health care. Examples are ambulance crew primarily those trained to deal with emergencies; physiotherapists; radiographers; and dieticians.<\/p>\n

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Supplementing the work of medical personnel.<\/p>\n

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Referring to services linked to those given by nurses, doctors and surgeons. To health-related activities or personnel supplemental to physicians and nurses and their activities; for example, ambulance attendants are paramedical personnel. Describing or relating to the professions closely linked to the medical profession and working in conjunction with them. 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