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^h English (en)	{{short description\|Branch of medicine concerning a specific group of diseases or population}} A '''medical specialty''' is a branch of medical practice that is focused on a defined group of patients, diseases, skills, or [[philosophy]]. Examples include those branches of medicine that deal exclusively with children ([[pediatrics\|paediatrics]]), cancer ([[oncology]]), laboratory medicine ([[pathology]]), or primary care ([[family medicine]]). After completing [[medical school]] or other basic training, [[physician]]s or [[surgeon]]s and other [[Clinician\|clinicians]] usually further their [[medical education]] in a specific specialty of medicine by completing a multiple-year [[residency (medicine)\|residency]] to become a specialist.
^h Japanese (ja)	'''診療科'''とは、特定の患者、疾患、技術、または[[:en:philosophy\|哲学]]に特化した診療分野のことである。例えば、小児（[[pediatrics/ja\|小児科]]）、がん（[[oncology/ja\|腫瘍学]]）、検査医学（[[pathology/ja\|病理学]]）、またはプライマリ・ケア（[[family medicine/ja\|家庭医学]]）のみを扱う医学の一分野である。[[physicians/ja\|医師]]や[[surgeon/ja\|外科医]]などの[[Clinician/ja\|臨床医]]は、[[medical school/ja\|医学部]]やその他の基礎訓練を修了した後、通常、複数年の[[residency (medicine)/ja\|レジデンシー]]を修了して専門医になることで、特定の医学の専門分野でさらに[[medical education/ja\|医学教育]]を受ける。