out-patients/in-patients

Russian translation: амбулаторные и стационарные больные/пациенты

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English term or phrase:	out-patients and in-patients
Russian translation:	амбулаторные и стационарные больные/пациенты
Entered by:	Vladimir Pochinov

20:07 May 13, 2003

English to Russian translations [Non-PRO]
Medical / medical designations

English term or phrase: out-patients/in-patients

People who are treated in health centers (policlinics) are called policlinics, and those who are treated in hospitals are called in-patients. The other day I had a considerable argument regarding the difference in rendition.

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амбулаторные и стационарные больные/пациенты

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Russian Federation
Local time: 23:07

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амбулаторные и стационарные больные/пациенты

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Vladimir Pochinov
Russian Federation
Local time: 23:07
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