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French term or phrase:
Historique du sejour en cours
English translation:
Charts of current visit
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amelie08
Sep 13, 2014 07:58
9 yrs ago
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French term
Historique du sejour en cours
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Medical: Health Care
Historique du sejour en cours
How do you say it in English? I saw on the screen of patient in hospital, the options are les presciptions, les soins, les thèmes so it is like the history of patient?
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10 hrs
nweatherdon
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Charts of current visit
A suggestion. That's what it means.
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Josephine Cassar
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Hospital record/discharge chart of patient's stay in hospital
or while being treated in a hospital
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Drmanu49
: The patien is not discharged he is still hospitalized.
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en cours=current-patient's current hospital record card. No reason to disagree
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36 mins
patient chart/file or hospital record
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since it is in hospital, current might be redundent.
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since it is in hospital, current might be redundent.
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writeaway
: du sejour en cours
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just add current but given the context it might be redundent. This is in hospital.
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Daryo
: if they took the trouble to put explicitly "du séjour en cours" there must be some good reasons... like another screen for past stays in the same hospital? you have no idea of the context to assume you can just leave it out
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No reason to disagree since this is the term we use in hospital for currently hospitalized patients.
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Johannes Gleim
: What else?
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Thank you Johannes.
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18 hrs
Progress notes
This is the idiom for the ongoing history. Y
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Note added at 1 day5 hrs (2014-09-14 13:50:24 GMT)
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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progress_note
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Note added at 1 day5 hrs (2014-09-14 13:50:24 GMT)
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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progress_note
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nweatherdon
: I think it's more about specifically the current visit. Would this include previous notes? "Progress notes" implies both current visit and in relation to earlier visits. I dunno, sounds reasonable if that's what it means, but it might be reading in a bit
2 days 15 hrs
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As one who uses these terms professionally on a daily basis, the progress notes refer to multiple encounters during the same hospital visit.
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liz askew
8 days
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Thanks Liz. It's always irksome to not be picked on a bread and butter translation.
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writeaway
: undoubtedly this is right. warning to others-wrong answer was selected, as so often
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