Utilización adecuada del lenguaje médico: principales problemas y soluciones

Benavent, Rafael Aleixandre; Valderrama‐Zurián, Juan Carlos; Bueno-Cañigral, F. J.

doi:10.1016/j.rce.2015.04.001

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“…In addition, the use of correct and standard medical language is important so that the meaning of the criteria can be better understood. If everyone follows and understands given standards, such as vocabulary or terminologies, this will positively impact the use of systems for patient recruitment 43 . Subsequently, all these criteria and therefore more trials can be implemented in ATLAS.…”

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Implementation of inclusion and exclusion criteria in clinical studies in OHDSI ATLAS software

Blasini,

Buchowicz,

Schneider

et al. 2023

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Clinical trials are essential parts of a medical study process, but studies are often cancelled due to a lack of participants. Clinical Trial Recruitment Support Systems are systems that help to increase the number of participants by seeking more suitable subjects. The software ATLAS (developed by Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics) can support the launch of a clinical trial by building cohorts of patients who fulfill certain criteria. The correct use of medical classification systems aiming at clearly defined inclusion and exclusion criteria in the studies is an important pillar of this software. The aim of this investigation was to determine whether ATLAS can be used in a Clinical Trial Recruitment Support System to portray the eligibility criteria of clinical studies. Our analysis considered the number of criteria feasible for integration with ATLAS and identified its strengths and weaknesses. Additionally, we investigated whether nonrepresentable criteria were associated with the utilized terminology systems. We analyzed ATLAS using 223 objective eligibility criteria from 30 randomly selected trials conducted in the last 10 years. In the next step, we selected appropriate ICD, OPS, LOINC, or ATC codes to feed the software. We classified each criterion and study based on its implementation capability in the software, ensuring a clear and logical progression of information. Based on our observations, 51% of the analyzed inclusion criteria were fully implemented in ATLAS. Within our selected example set, 10% of the studies were classified as fully portrayable, and 73% were portrayed to some extent. Additionally, we conducted an evaluation of the software regarding its technical limitations and interaction with medical classification systems. To improve and expand the scope of criteria within a cohort definition in a practical setting, it is recommended to work closely with personnel involved in the study to define the criteria precisely and to carefully select terminology systems. The chosen criteria should be combined according to the specific setting. Additional work is needed to specify the significance and amount of the extracted criteria.

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Implementation of inclusion and exclusion criteria in clinical studies in OHDSI ATLAS software

Blasini,

Buchowicz,

Schneider

et al. 2023

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“…The most common mistakes in writing articles in the medical field have been revealed 31 . Similarly, the misuse of medical language in academic writing has been revealed 32 . In this theme, the difficulties and conveniences that medical doctors face when writing their first scientific articles have also been addressed 33 .…”

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Bibliometric Analysis of Global Research on Scientific Writing

Maral

2024

DESIDOC Jl. Lib. Info. Technol.

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Scientific knowledge has been growing continuously and rapidly in recent years. Scientific writing plays animportant role in the process of scientific knowledge. In recent years, there has been an increasing research effort on scientific writing. This research aims to reveal the growth trend of global research on scientific writing, the contributions to the field, the trending topics of the field, the main themes of the field, and the social interaction of the countries contributing to the field. For this purpose, 968 publications covering the period between 1959-2023 obtained from the Web of Science database were analysed by bibliometric analysis. According to the results of the study, scientific writing literature has shown a significant growth trend since 2010. The most productive journals in the field come from science journals such as chemistry and biology. The most productive countries are USA and UK has the highest publication impact. The countries with the highest collaboration are USA and UK respectively. The trending topic of the SW area is on the use of Chat GPT in scientific writing. The SW area is divided into four themes: scientific literacy and communication, scientific writing in medical research, scientific writing in higher education, and ethics of scientific writing. This research provided a comprehensive review of the accumulated knowledge in the field of SW and provided a holistic perspective on the field. Furthermore, some possible directions for future research are shown. This research has shown that in addition to traditional studies that provide scientific writing guidelines, SW will be shaped more by artificial intelligence developments in the coming years.

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“…Evidentemente, dentro del contexto científico se encuentran los profesionales de la Salud: "Los avances científicos en el sector de la Salud se comunican siempre mediante la escritura. La capacidad de expresarse por escrito es una cualidad básica en un investigador, porque de la forma del texto depende su eficacia comunicativa, de manera que un texto con defectos formales puede volver incomprensible lo que debería verse claro y mermar el interés de los hallazgos" (Benavent, 2015).…”

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Estudio Sincrónico De Fenómenos Nocivos Y Recurrentes en El Lenguaje De Profesionales Universitarios

López-Gómez,

Cruz-Camacho,

Garcés-Pérez

et al. 2020

Paideia XXI

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La situación se presenta también en el contexto de la Universidad de Ciencias Médicas de Villa Clara, Cuba, cuyos profesionales, por supuesto, forman parte de la sociedad. De ahí, el objetivo del artículo: Analizar algunos fenómenos nocivos y recurrentes en el lenguaje actual de profesionales universitarios. Se emplearon en la investigación, esencialmente, los métodos teóricos análisissíntesis, e inducción-deducción; además, los métodos empíricos de observación y revisión documental. Paralelamente, ha resultado provechoso el intercambio sistemático con los profesionales de la Institución. Entre los fenómenos más significativos detectados se encuentran: el desdoblamiento indiscriminado del sustantivo en los géneros masculino y femenino ―bienvenidas y bienvenidos…―, la tendencia a la verbalización de sustantivos y adjetivos ―aperturar (apertura); negativizar (negativo)…―; la inadecuada fragmentación sintáctica de perífrasis verbales de infinitivo ―decir que…, resaltar que…―. Estos hechos contribuyen, en los dos primeros casos, al incremento de la verbosidad estereotipada y, en el tercero, a la ruptura lógica de la expresión al suprimirse el verbo auxiliar y emplear solamente el infinitivo ―algo similar al lenguaje aborigen―. En fin, los fenómenos analizados son muy nocivos en la comunicación social; pero, más aun, en el habla de los profesionales universitarios, quienes inconscientemente deterioran su expresión paulatinamente. Ello entra en clara contradicción con las normas y características del lenguaje y estilo científicos, al cual deben ceñirse en su proyección lingüística profesional. Palabras clave: estereotipos ‒ fenómenos nocivos, recurrentes ‒ lenguaje profesional

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Utilización adecuada del lenguaje médico: principales problemas y soluciones

Cited by 13 publications

References 14 publications

Implementation of inclusion and exclusion criteria in clinical studies in OHDSI ATLAS software

Implementation of inclusion and exclusion criteria in clinical studies in OHDSI ATLAS software

Bibliometric Analysis of Global Research on Scientific Writing

Estudio Sincrónico De Fenómenos Nocivos Y Recurrentes en El Lenguaje De Profesionales Universitarios

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