régistique
English translation: Registic
| 11:55 Mar 14, 2000 |
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|  Selected response from: Josie St-Amour Canada Local time: 18:14 | |||
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1 hr
Can't find anything. A guess: [hospital] record keeping system Explanation: From the context, I'd guess that it's a *[hospital] record keeping system*. I've searched every which way on the Web [Queries sent: AltaVista AltaVista(2) InfoSeek Thunderstone Yahoo Hotbot InferenceFind Voila Northern Light] and in my reference works, and can't find any mention at all of this term. Maybe you ought to check back with your client. |
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not wiser than ybroad but suggesting: general hospitalmanagement Explanation: I would think that the word relates to "régir", which means to govern, to manage rather than to registre. Look at the accent grave. Régistique suggests to me something more general than e.g. gestion. It seems to indicate a modelization that would be universally applicable and as such it would have a scientific or grand managerial connotation attached. I didn't find this in dictionaries. It looks like a new management buzz word. |
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18 hrs
registre? Explanation: There seem to often be typographical errors in these. For example, "mettre en marché?" -- shouldn't that be "mettre en marche?" Especially for the fact that neither of our esteemed colleagues could find it makes me question it. I would translate it: "Setup of a consortium of companies aiming to implement an integrated system of hospital registry" I usually only use the Harper Collins Robert (5th edition) |
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15 days
Registic Explanation: le terme utilisé devrait être celui-ci puisque régistique est un nouveau mot utilisé au Québec et désignant toute la logistique des registres hospitalier Bonne chance |
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