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Social Sciences - Psychology / Psychiatry | | Dutch term or phrase: decursus | "Decursus{56}In het ‘dagelijkse leven’ is de decursus de fase die volgt na de diagnose en afgesloten wordt door ontslag van de patiënt."
I know what they mean, but is there a clinical word for this in English. |
|   Alexander SchleberKudoZ activityQuestions: 674 (none open) ( 14 without valid answers) ( 12 closed without grading) Answers: 4439
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| | completion of treatment | Explanation:
I think in English the closest you get to this is completion of treatment
The Latin > English dictionary give this
decursus - a running down /charge, manoeuver, attack; completion of a course |
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Kate Hudson
Netherlands
Local time: 09:20
| Grading comment Thanks Kate, that is indeed what is meant. I ended up using "end of treatment" though, because it did get solid hits together with psychiatry.
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