Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Stellungnahmeverfahren

English translation:

appraisal procedures or response procedures

Added to glossary by Ed Beese
Sep 26, 2008 12:25
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German term

Stellungnahmeverfahren

German to English Medical Medical: Pharmaceuticals
Informationen zu Studien aus dem Stellungnahmeverfahren is the title of an appendix in a report on the use of various different groups of drugs for the treatment of hypertension. The appendix itself is unfortunately not a part of this job so that I can't say for sure what it contains. It is apparently a procedure (-verfahren) by which those participating in this study are requested to give their opinions on the subject. Can't come up with an idea what this might be - maybe positioning procedure or something like that? Any help would be appreciated!

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appraisal procedures or response procedures

You need a short catchy phrase for this title - appraisal gives the gist of it. Stellungnahme actually means response or comment.
Note from asker:
Thanks,Heart
Peer comment(s):

agree Alan Wiser, MD : How would "response survey" do? It sounds a bit redundant, but I've seen it used.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "This hit the nail on the head, thanks"
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Procedure for expressing views

simply that
Note from asker:
Thanks, Jonathan
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(hypertension) survey

"145 primary care providers and 189 patients with hypertension at 6... clinics completed a hypertension survey

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Stellungnahme means stating one's opinion/attitude about something or simply making a statement about something.

surveys such as the one above allow patients to make statements about their experience with certain drugs/state their opinions about their efficacy/quality/side effects etc.

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in that case, the particular "Stellungnahme" would involve an "expert opinion"

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http://www.informapharmascience.com/loi/eop?cookieSet=1
re expert opinion

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Note added at 1 hr (2008-09-26 14:03:30 GMT)
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re: your thank you, but need term re "opinions offered by investigators

Expertenstellungnahme=expert opinion

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Note added at 1 hr (2008-09-26 14:12:36 GMT)
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In that case, an expert opinion survey! http://www.jstor.org/pss/3521220
Note from asker:
Thanks C.H., but I think that here we are looking for opinions offered by the investigators concerning various studies and their results
Peer comment(s):

agree Alan Wiser, MD : How would "response survey" do? It sounds a bit redundant, but I've seen it used.
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Thank you very much for your suggestion.Sounds good to me, yet another possibility: "primary care provider survey"? Pls. see asker's comments re "investigators". Thank you. :-)
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Code of Assessment

Here is a reference, albeit from a different context. Maybe it gives you (or other KudoZ-ians some more ideas)? Good luck :-)

The University of Glasgow has an institutional Code of Assessment that ensures consistency in the methods used to assess and classify honours programmes across the entire University and its Associated and Accredited Institutions. (The Code of Assessment prescribes different methods for classifying other types of degrees, but these seem to be outside the scope of this consultation.)
http://senate.gla.ac.uk/academic/externalreports/GU_Response...
Note from asker:
Thanks Chetan!
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