English term
reentered
Grazie, ciao
"In this hospital, the medical staff can also check every patient test, order and procedure via an electronic results viewer, accessibile from wireless tablets. In patient rooms, medical devices such as blood pressure monitors are connected to each bedside PC, so vital sign information doesn’t have to be reentered. Through dual-monitor computers at each nursing station, providers can review digital radiographic images alongside current clinical data, such as medication orders, patient allergies, lab results and other clinical observations."
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Chiara Guglielmini
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Mar 31, 2008 14:02: gianfranco changed "Term asked" from "reentered (in q contesto!)" to "reentered"
Non-PRO (1): Giuseppina Vecchia
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Proposed translations
PharmaMed translations by a Pharmacist
Native in: Italian 
Works in: English to Italian, Japanese to Italian
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