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overtreatment - traduction vers Anglais
overtreatment
HEALTH CARE OR TREATMENT PROVIDED WITH A HIGHER VOLUME OR COST THAN IS APPROPRIATE
Overtreatment; Over-utilization; Unnecessary medical treatments; Unnecessary medical treatment; Unnecessary medical care; Unnecessary care; Unnecessary healthcare; Inappropriate test; Overutilization; Unneccessary health care; Medical overuse; Unnecessary medical procedures; Low-value health care
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overutilization
HEALTH CARE OR TREATMENT PROVIDED WITH A HIGHER VOLUME OR COST THAN IS APPROPRIATE
Overtreatment; Over-utilization; Unnecessary medical treatments; Unnecessary medical treatment; Unnecessary medical care; Unnecessary care; Unnecessary healthcare; Inappropriate test; Overutilization; Unneccessary health care; Medical overuse; Unnecessary medical procedures; Low-value health care
overtreatment of drilling mud with chemical agent
нефтегазовая промышленность
перенасыщение бурового раствора химическим реагентом
Exemples du corpus de texte pour overtreatment
1. And how much expensive overtreatment will spring from US–type incentives to give every backache or headache patient a CT scan to add to the bills?
2. But the recommendations have long been mired in controversy, with some researchers saying that the benefit in that age group is marginal and that the testing subjects thousands to overdiagnosis and overtreatment.
3. "It‘s unclear how many women really will be helped and how many will be hurt by over–diagnosis and overtreatment." Breast cancer strikes more than 212,000 American women each year and kills more than 40,000, making it the most common cancer and second leading cause of cancer death in women, after lung cancer.
