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Medical - Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs / 近医 | | Japanese term or phrase: 近医 | What does 近医 mean?
Neighborhood doctor? Patient's regular physician? "Close doctor"?
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  Rod Anderson
Japan
Local time: 09:19
| Grading comment Thank you! I definitely think local physician ("clinic" or "hospital" etc) is the right answer, and this is corroborated by, the information in your first link. For the particular part of the document that I am looking at right now it seems to mean "local
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| Mar 24, 2010 - Changes made by Rod Anderson: | | Edited KOG entry | 's old entry - "近医" => "local physician, local doctor" |
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