Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
cursos evolutivos
English translation:
(clinical) progress notes
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Spanish term
cursos evolutivos
"Escribir ingresos, cursos evolutivos y altas médicas"
"Writing admissions, **** and medical discharges/releases"
I'm thinking something like "courses of action", but I'm just not 100% sure what this is trying to say.
Thanks ahead of time. If it helps, this is to be used in Australia, so if there were some more "standard" term used there...
5 +1 | clinical progress notes |
Dr Jane Marshall
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3 | patient progression |
cristina orriols
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PRO (2): veronicaes, Robert Carter
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Proposed translations
clinical progress notes
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Note added at 43 mins (2017-02-08 11:05:07 GMT)
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"Inpatient medical notes" might be another option. I don’t think there are several ways you could work this.
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