Classificatie van verrichtingen
Classificatie van verrichtingen
Classificatie van verrichtingen (pronunciation: /klasɪfɪˈkaːsi vɑn vɛrˈrɪxtɪŋən/), also known as Procedure Classification, is a systematic categorization of medical procedures based on certain criteria. The term originates from the Dutch language, with "Classificatie" meaning "Classification" and "verrichtingen" meaning "procedures".
Etymology
The term "Classificatie van verrichtingen" is derived from the Dutch language. "Classificatie" is derived from the Latin word "classificatio", which means "classification". "Verrichtingen" is a Dutch word that means "procedures".
Definition
Classificatie van verrichtingen is a system used in the medical field to categorize procedures based on their characteristics. This classification system is used to organize and manage medical procedures in a systematic manner. It helps in the efficient management of medical data and aids in research and development.
Related Terms
- Medical procedure: A course of action intended to achieve a result in the delivery of healthcare.
- Classification system: A system for arranging things into groups or categories.
- Medical data management: The process of handling and managing data related to healthcare services.
See Also
- International Classification of Diseases
- Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System
- Current Procedural Terminology
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Classificatie van verrichtingen
- Wikipedia's article - Classificatie van verrichtingen
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