Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
modalità di erogazione: ordinaria
English translation:
service delivery mode: standard
Added to glossary by
Joseph Tein
Feb 19, 2020 05:54
4 yrs ago
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modalità di erogazione: ordinaria
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Patient admission information
This is under patient information in the admission report, under the category called Ammissione
There is Tipo di ammissione, motivo, provenienza, diagnosi di accoglimento, then comes:
Onere: Totale carico S.S.N. -- followed by: Modalità di erogazione: Ordinaria
I feel that the two parts above must be connected, referring to who is paying for the service. I don't feel confident translating "Modalita di erogazione" since I don't know what they're talking about, and "Ordinaria" in this context can have a specific meaning that I don't know.
Grazie mille for your help with this.
There is Tipo di ammissione, motivo, provenienza, diagnosi di accoglimento, then comes:
Onere: Totale carico S.S.N. -- followed by: Modalità di erogazione: Ordinaria
I feel that the two parts above must be connected, referring to who is paying for the service. I don't feel confident translating "Modalita di erogazione" since I don't know what they're talking about, and "Ordinaria" in this context can have a specific meaning that I don't know.
Grazie mille for your help with this.
Proposed translations
(English)
| 3 +1 | service delivery mode: standard |
Gilberto Lacchia
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| 3 | Provision of service: ordinary hospitalisation |
Cedric Randolph
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Gilberto Lacchia
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service delivery mode: standard
Ciao Joseph. Just a suggestion.
It is a bureaucratic term that refers to how health services are provided. I cannot explain what all the modes of delivery are.
It is a bureaucratic term that refers to how health services are provided. I cannot explain what all the modes of delivery are.
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| Ciao Gilberto! thank you. I hope you've been well. Time for another update soon. |
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Comment: "Ciao Gilberto! It has been a long time since I posted this question and much has changed. I hope you have been well. Thank you."
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Cedric Randolph
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Provision of service: ordinary hospitalisation
Hi Joe, good evening. After looking through the pdf document in discussion for verification and through my own experience, I believe this means that the in-patient services were rendered under an ordinary regime, ie, the patient was not paying since the NHS (SSN) covered all charges and this was not an out-patient or day hospital service.
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| Ciao Cedric, thanks. Nice to see you. |
Discussion
@Cedric Randolph I wouldn't use hospitalisation unless you're sure he's staying for the night - it could be a day admission
http://www.salute.gov.it/imgs/C_22_AttivitaMattoni_19_docume...