| Forum Topic : Specialisations under Medical Education | |
| Submitted by Tanvi on 15/06/2009 - 11:37 PM | |
| Medical specialities cover a wide range of role ranging from accident and emergency to clinical genetics. They cover most of the conditions for which people are admitted to hospital. Many of the specialties focus on particular organs such as the heart (cardiology), or disease processes such as cancers (oncology). A medical education can lead to a wide variety of specializations which include: 1. Physicians 2. Accident and Emergency 3. Allergy 4. Audiological Medicine 5. Cardiology 6. Clinical Genetics 7. Clinical Pharmacology 8. Dermatology 9. Endocrinology & Diabetes Mellitus 10. Gastroenterology 11. Gynecology 12. Genito-urinary Medicine (GUM) 13. Geriatric 14. Infectious Diseases (Communicable Diseases) 15. Medical Oncology 16. Neurology 17. Neurophysiology 18. Nuclear Medicine 19. Occupational Health 20. Paediatric Cardiology 21. Palliative Medicine 22. Rehabilitation (including Spinal Injuries) 23. Renal Medicine (Nephrology) 24. Respiratory Medicine 25. Rheumatology |
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