What does the abbreviation PARTNERS stand for in medical terms?
There may be more than one meaning of PARTNERS. Here is the meaning of PARTNERS mean in medical terms.
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What does PARTNERS medical abbreviation mean?
In science & medicine, it is Partnership Against Resistant Tuberculosis A Network For Equity And Resource Strengthening the medical abbreviation PARTNERS stands for.
PARTNERS: Partnership Against Resistant Tuberculosis A Network For Equity And Resource Strengthening
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(IMRS) | Integrated Medical and Rehabilitation Services |
AAHIVM | The American Academy of HIV Medicine |
ADH | Antidiuretic hormone |
AMSAN | Acute Motor and Sensory Axonal Neuropathy |
APOE | apolipoprotein E |
BEME | Best Evidence in Medical Education |
BMD | bone mineral density |
CARDS | Cardiology |
CMNN | Chinese Medical Network of Neuroinflammation |
CPM | counts per minute; care plan meeting; central pontine myelinolysis; continuous passive mobilizer; continuous passive motion |
CRCF | Cyclical Reduction Of Coronary Flow |
CSS | central service supply |
CVMED | Cardiovascular, Metabolic & Endocrinological Diseases |
D/B | date of birth |
DB&C | deep breathing and coughing |
DHS | dynamic hip screw |
DHx | drug history |
DPF | Dental Practitioner Formulary |
ECG | Electrocardiogram (also known as EKG) |
EEFA | Ethics integrated filters, Equity matrix, Feasibility matrix, and Acceptability matrix |
EOC | Emergency Operations Center |
EOM | extraocular muscles; extraocular movements |
FAMS | Functional Assessment of Multiple Sclerosis |
GM&S | General Medicine and Surgery |
GNR | Gram Negative Rod |
HBI | Health and Biomedical Information |
HCDU | Healthcare Careers Development Unit |
HCO3 | bicarbonate |
HLIS | Health and Lifestyle Information Survey |
HMTT | Hyperbaric Medicine Team Training |
HSL | Hormone Sensitive Lipase |
HSML | History of Science and Medicine Library |
HTAG | Health and Technology Advisory Group |
IDDM | Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus |
IMAJ | Israel Medical Association Journal |
IMSS | International Medical Support Services |
IPD | intermittent peritoneal dialysis |
IPQP | Independent Physician Quality Panel |
ISH | isolated systolic hypertension; in situ hybridization |
JL | Judkins left (catheter) |
KCTT | kaolin cephalin thromboplastin time |
LAC | Laceration |
MCTD | Mixed Connective Tissue Disease |
MESA | Microscopic Epididymal Sperm Aspiration |
NIHSS | National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale |
NMH | Non Medical Help |
NSCR | Nursing Services Cost Report |
Ortho | orthopedics |
PDE | permitted daily exposure; phosphodiesterase |
PMBB | Penn Medicine Bio Bank |
PO2 | partial pressure of oxygen |
PPH | Primary Pulmonary Hypertension |
PSVT | paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia |
PZA | pyrazinamide |
Plt | Platelets, one of the blood forming elements along with the white and red blood cells. |
QHFM | Queensland Health Funding Model |
REE | resting energy expenditure |
REHAB | rehabilitation |
RFt | right foot |
RIH | right inguinal herniorrhaphy |
RP | radial pulse; Raynaud’s phenomenon; retrograde pyelography; retinitis pigmentosa |
SAFM | School of Applied Functional Medicine |
SBM | Science Based Medicine |
SIB | self-injurious behavior |
SLTCO | State Long Term Care Ombudsman |
SO | significant other; salpingo-oophorectomy; superior oblique |
SSNHL | sudden sensorineural hearing loss |
SST | somatostatin |
STEMI | ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction |
Strep | streptococcus |
Sz P | seizure precautions |
TIA | Transient Ischemic Attack |
UDS | Urodynamic Study |
UDST | Useful Depression Screening Tool |
USHP | U S Health Policy |
UVSM | University of Virginia School of Medicine |
WDL | Within Defined Limits |
WIMPT | Wasted import |
WMGI | Wright Medical Group, Inc. |
WNE | West Nile Encephalitis |
YDMC | Young District Medical Centre |
bin | twice a night (bis in noctis) |
crit | Hematocrit |
diph | diphtheria |
dos | dose, dosage |
eos | eosinophil |
equip | equipment |
fasc | fasciculus |
in vivo | In the body |
irrig | irrigate, irrigation |
vWD | von Willebrand disease |