French term
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Saisie des données transfusionnelles
• *Saisie des données transfusionnelles*,
• Gestion des prélèvements et demandes d’analyses anapath,
• Facturation CCAM et NGAP – envoi HPRIM/XML,
• Accès au parcours patient (consultations, admission, bloc, antécédents et
diagnostics CIM10…),
• Création des compte-rendus opératoires (modèles paramétrables) et diffusion
| 4 +4 | entry of transfusion data |
transcimed
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Proposed translations
entry of transfusion data
| Thanks. I wasn't sure if they were talking about information regarding actual transfusions or if "transfusionellle" might have a different meaning here. Just wanted to be sure. |
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