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Jul 12, 2005 15:18
18 yrs ago
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French term

référent clinique

French to English Bus/Financial Business/Commerce (general) in a Quality Manual
En sa qualité de référent clinique, le gérant établit les déclarations -- de conformité pour nos produits.

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Non-ProZ.com Jul 20, 2005:
The agency and client instructed me to use "clinical referent" (see page 15 of http://europa.eu.int/comm/health/ph_projects/1999/com_diseas... ). Thanks again, everyone.
Non-ProZ.com Jul 18, 2005:
Just to let everyone know, I'm leaving this open until I have the definitive translation from the agency/client, and then I will either choose the answer here that corresponds, or close without grading and let you know what the answer is. Thanks again everyone for responding, I appreciate it.
Non-ProZ.com Jul 13, 2005:
I am going to check with the agency. Thank you very much for all your help, it is appreciated.
Non-ProZ.com Jul 13, 2005:
Yes, reviewer makes more sense than monitor, since it sounds more "human" than inanimate, but I think I might go with "advisor", though.
Non-ProZ.com Jul 13, 2005:
Thanks, but "clinical monitor" sounds like a device and not a person. Would you have any links you could supply for that? Thanks again!
Non-ProZ.com Jul 12, 2005:
Ah, could be. I kept coming up with "Agent" and did NOT like that. Thanks.

Proposed translations

15 hrs

clinical coordinator


Maybe

"Clinical Coordinator: The Clinical Coordinator is a key person in the Research Staff. He/she works closely with the Investigator and the Participant to ensure that the Study Visits follow the Protocol, the treatments/procedures are given property, and that administrative paperwork is completed correctly."

OR medical coordinator ?
mdm frANCE
"The Gaza **medical coordinator**posted for 6 months in the Gaza Strip. He/she will serve as the primary **medical referent** of the MDM program in the Gaza Strip
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French term (edited): r�f�rent clinique

advisor (of some sort!)

Just an idea - could this be an advisor for the hospital/clinic? Someone who is referred to on matters of hospital management, such as whether the products conform to set standards.

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Note added at 1 day 2 hrs 51 mins (2005-07-13 18:10:07 GMT)
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Here are a couple of refs for hospital advisor:

And links are being strengthened between hospital staff and GPs, co-ordinated by
a GP acting as a hospital advisor
www.arc.org.uk/newsviews/arctdy/127/FocusonBath.htm

Mr. David Taylor, Hospital Advisor, Pan American Health Organisation Barbados,
www.disaster-info.net/ carib/WindsofChange/files/codes.htm

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There are also loads of refs for clinical advisor on google.
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1 day 45 mins
French term (edited): r�f�rent clinique

clinical monitor

An immediate relative in the pharmaceutical industry performs the same services, and confirmed the title for the resource person is the clinical monitor.

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The monitor can also be called a reviewer.

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A clinical monitor reviews drug performance and interaction case studies, physician recommendations on dosage admnistration and adjustments and reports them back to the manufacturer for further study or improvement. So, in this case, I can\'t agree with Amy\'s suggestion of the term advisor.
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