based on, or involving, direct examination and care of patients.
Symptoms are present, supportive therapy or treatment is necessary.
trial—investigational studies of new treatments, new uses of existing treatment, or new screening methods to detect disease.
Involving direct observation of a patient.
A term referring to the nursing or medical care of patients.
Having to do with the examination and treatment of people.
Related to the diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions and therefore primarily intended for health care workers. Most often applied to titles in the R classes, but also used in BF, QP and QR. The term is frequently used in conjunction with the "practical" aspect, so the library may want to consider both these terms in tandem as they relate to this type of material.
relating to a clinic or conducted in or as if in a clinic and depending on direct observation of patients; "clinical observation"; "clinical case study"
a laboratory section which meets at a health-related agency facility in lieu of on-campus laboratory facilities
description of information founded directly on observation and treatment of patients.
Relating to the treatment of a patient or to the symptoms or course of a disease.
The medical picture established of the patient's precise illness or injury based on actual observation and treatment.
trial A research stud to test the safety and effectiveness of new drugs and treatments, or to compare on treatment to another.
Matters relating to the health and care of patients
Refers to physical signs and symptoms directly observable in the human body. Pertaining to or founded on the actual observation and treatment of patients, as distinguished from theoretical or basic sciences.
Pertaining to or founded on observation and treatment of participants, as distinguished from theoretical or basic science.
relating to the treatment of patients. A clinical observation is based on the observed condition of patients and their symptoms, as distinguished from blood tests or other laboratory findings.
Related to or based on observation or treatment of a patient. (Source: Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary, 24th Edition)
Refers to actual observation and treatment of patients, as in a clinic or at the bedside.
A "map" of preferred treatment/intervention activities. Outlines the types of information needed to make decisions, the timelines for applying that information, and what action need to be taken by whom. Provides a way to monitor care "in real time." These pathways are developed by clinicians for specific diseases or events. Proactive providers are working now to develop these pathways for the majority of their interventions and developing the software capacity to distribute and store this information.
Exchanges between a doctor and patient - history taking, examination and some aspects of treatment - constitute clinical activity.
Related to observation of and intervention on human participants.
Pertaining to or founded an observation and treatment of patients, as distinguished from theoretical or basic science.
related to the direct observation and treatment of an individual child or family. For example, a "clinical interview" is a face-to-face conversation. A "clinical opinion" is the judgment of a qualified professional, based on direct contact with the child and family
Having to do with the examination and treatment of patients. Applicable to patients. A laboratory test may be of clinical value (of use to patients). See the entire definition of Clinical
In general, pertaining to observation and treatment of patients. Clinical research is a term applied to the study and treatment of patients.
Pertaining to health outcomes rather than economic outcomes, eg clinical performance or clinical comparison; of or by clinicians, eg clinical department, clinical use.
1. Reference to the treatment of humans, rather than animals or laboratory studies. 2. General use of a treatment by a physician.
That which can be observed in patients. Research that uses patients to test new treatments. as opposed to laboratory testing or research in animals.
pertaining to or founded on actual observation and treatment of patients, rather than theory or basic science.
Having disease signs or symptoms that can be readily observed.
Pertaining to information gathered from direct observation of patients, as distinct from laboratory findings.