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French to English translations [Non-PRO] Medical | |||||||
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na +2 | training in patient care |
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na | preparatory training for twenty (male) nurses |
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na | case or patient management training |
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preparatory training for twenty (male) nurses Explanation: I'm assuming it's a clinical trials context again? Good luck! Barnaby Capel-Dunn |
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case or patient management training Explanation: This is what I found in Termium, which specifies in both cases that this is the translation is for Medical and Hospital Organizations. See definitions below: prise en charge = Les données fournies par les indicateurs de résultats doivent être ajustées à l'état de santé du patient: un taux élevé de complications peut être dû aussi bien à une prise en charge inadéquate qu'à la gravité des cas traités. case management (or patient management) = The handling of a case of disease, injury, or other medical abnormality, with the end of achieving through care and/or treatment a result that is satisfactory under the circumstance. According to your context, I think this is more specific Reference: http://www.termium.com |
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training in patient care Explanation: ...or patient care course own experience |
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