medical organizations

Medical organizations are groups that bring together healthcare professionals, researchers, and institutions to improve health care quality, promote research, and set standards. Examples include the American Medical Association (AMA), which supports doctors, and the World Health Organization (WHO), which addresses global health issues. These organizations develop guidelines, provide education, advocate for patients, and work on disease prevention and health policy. They help ensure that medical practices are based on the latest science, improve patient care, and foster collaboration among health professionals worldwide.