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| + | '''Doctor''' is derived from the [[Latin]] word for teacher and is the highest title awarded to [[University | university]] graduates demonstrating intensive knowledge in an area of knowledge. It is also used to refer to medical practitioners allowed to administer medical care without supervision. Often, the title Doctor is earned through a demonstration of expertise such as a new and unique contribution through scientific research or a more practical demonstration of knowledge through a comprehensive exam or evaluation. |
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| − | [[Doctor]] refers to either a medical doctor or someone who has earned a doctorate degree (usually, Ph.D). It is a person who has the highest degree awarded by a [[university]] in their discipline. |
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Revision as of 06:43, 17 January 2009
Doctor is derived from the Latin word for teacher and is the highest title awarded to university graduates demonstrating intensive knowledge in an area of knowledge. It is also used to refer to medical practitioners allowed to administer medical care without supervision. Often, the title Doctor is earned through a demonstration of expertise such as a new and unique contribution through scientific research or a more practical demonstration of knowledge through a comprehensive exam or evaluation.