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A glossary of terms most commonly used by clinical electroencephalographers and proposal for the report form for the EEG findings. The International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology.
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New managed-care glossary.
EverCare, cherry picking, premium support, S/HMO--get the explanations behind the fast-changing terminology of managed care in this third annual update.
[The French Society of Dento-facial Orthopedics. Commission of Terminology].
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[Vidal pro].
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Health outcomes methodology.
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Reimbursement at your fingertips--a glossary of terms.
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The latest word. A glossary of healthcare information technology terms.
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Understanding the terms: a credentialing glossary.
Case managers sling certification jargon around, often without knowing the differences between credentialing, certificates, certification, accreditation, and licensure. As presented at a recent conference for hospital case managers sponsored by the Case Management Society of America, here is a list of terms you should know, as well as the definitions and meanings behind them.
Decoding geekspeak.
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Terminologia anatomica, the new reference for anatomical nomenclature.
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Multilingual medicine in the global village.
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Drugs for hypertension.
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[Glossary of terms and concepts used in scientific evidence based cardiology. Part I: diagnosis, therapy, iatrogenesis, generalities].
The papers published by the Revista about Evidence-Based Cardiology (EBC) have, so far, discussed general aspects of the theory as well as practice of EBC, using simple terms. We need a detailed description of the general, as well as specific, concepts applicable to EBC, in order to understand this methodology better and to facilitate the reading. In this first article we present a glossary of terms applicable to general aspects of the methodology, including terms found in papers about diagnosis, treatment, risk/harm, etc. A second paper, to be published in the next issue of the Revista, will present concepts regarding clinical trials (types, methodology, etc.) and systematic reviews.
[Glossary of terms and concepts used in scientific evidence based cardiology. Part II: clinical trials].
The papers published by the Revista about Evidence-Based Cardiology (EBC) have, so far, discussed general aspects of the theory as well as practice of EBC, using simple terms and concepts. We need a detailed description of the general, as well as specific, concepts applicable to EBC, in order to understand better this methodology and to facilitate the reading. In this second article (the first--on general aspects--was published in the last issue of the Revista) we present a glossary of terms applicable to clinical trials and systematic reviews.
Glossary of common terms in genetics.
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[Glossary of terms of management and quality].
The implementation of a quality management system (QMS) in the health-care world is nowadays mandatory. This is a specific request not only of local laws but also of the World Health Organization which recently said that "By the year 2000, there should be structures and processes in all member States to ensure a continuous improvement in the quality of health care". In addition, we are bombarded by demands from patients, physicians, employers and the administration. However a QMS is something new for the medical doctor. We think that the first step to divulge the culture of quality in our field is to have a good knowledge of the specific terminology used in the QMS. This glossary explains the meaning of more than 80 terms related to the QMS.