Hospital vs Clinic
Both hospitals and clinics provide healthcare for the patients. But hospitals and clinics are not identical. Some differences between hospital and clinic are discussed below:

1. Origin of Hospital vs Clinic
The word ‘Hospital’ is derived from the Latin word “Hospes” meaning “Host”, “Guest”, or “Stranger”. So, Hospital means a guest-chamber, guest’s lodging. While the word ‘Clinic’ is derived from Ancient Greek “Klinein” meaning “Slope”, “Lean” or “Recline”. In addition, early people use the word clinic as “one who receives baptism on a sickbed”.

2. Definition of Hospital vs Clinic
A hospital can be defined as an institution of community health or a specialized complex organization which makes use of physician, surgeons, nurses, and other technical staff. It provides facilities for diagnosis, therapy, rehabilitation, prevention, education, and research.

While a clinic is a small and simple organization which especially focused on the care of non-resident patients/outpatients/ ambulatory patients. In a clinic, the medical facility smaller than a hospital.

3. Organizational pattern of Hospital vs Clinic
Generally, the organizational pattern of a Hospital is large and complex than a clinic. But in the case of a clinic, the organizational pattern is small and simple than a hospital.
4. Services time of Hospital and Clinic
A hospital gives services 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Usually, a clinic provides services for 4 to 5 hours.
Resource: https://pharmaeducation.net/difference-between-hospital-and-clinic

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