Definition of pathography in English:

pathography

nounPlural pathographies pəˈθɒɡrəfipəˈTHäɡrəfē

mass noun

The study of the life of an individual or the history of a community with regard to the influence of a particular disease or psychological disorder.
pathography is a psychoanalytic approach to the realm of art that depends on detailed knowledge of an artist's personal life history
count noun in representing the relationship between her illness and her art, I have attempted to avoid the perspective of a pathography
Example sentencesExamples
- At Auburn University two courses have introduced students to the concept of medical histories, the patient pathography, patient interviewing and practice with real patients.
- Although students gathered data for both the pathography and medical history; they were directed to only report the data from the patient's perspective.
- In essence, the patient pathography can be utilized to assist pharmacists in achieving optimal therapeutic outcomes.
- In this regard, the patient pathography is proposed as an additional or alternative patient-data collection method.
- In this article, the authors advocate the use of the patient pathography as an additional or alternative teaching tool for the medical history record.

Definition of pathography in US English:

pathography

nounpəˈTHäɡrəfē

The study of the life of an individual or the history of a community with regard to the influence of a particular disease or psychological disorder.
pathography is a psychoanalytic approach to the realm of art that depends on detailed knowledge of an artist's personal life history
count noun in representing the relationship between her illness and her art, I have attempted to avoid the perspective of a pathography
Example sentencesExamples
- In this regard, the patient pathography is proposed as an additional or alternative patient-data collection method.
- At Auburn University two courses have introduced students to the concept of medical histories, the patient pathography, patient interviewing and practice with real patients.
- In essence, the patient pathography can be utilized to assist pharmacists in achieving optimal therapeutic outcomes.
- Although students gathered data for both the pathography and medical history; they were directed to only report the data from the patient's perspective.
- In this article, the authors advocate the use of the patient pathography as an additional or alternative teaching tool for the medical history record.

单词	pathography
释义	Definition of pathography in English: pathography nounPlural pathographies pəˈθɒɡrəfipəˈTHäɡrəfē mass noun The study of the life of an individual or the history of a community with regard to the influence of a particular disease or psychological disorder. pathography is a psychoanalytic approach to the realm of art that depends on detailed knowledge of an artist's personal life history count noun in representing the relationship between her illness and her art, I have attempted to avoid the perspective of a pathography Example sentencesExamples At Auburn University two courses have introduced students to the concept of medical histories, the patient pathography, patient interviewing and practice with real patients. Although students gathered data for both the pathography and medical history; they were directed to only report the data from the patient's perspective. In essence, the patient pathography can be utilized to assist pharmacists in achieving optimal therapeutic outcomes. In this regard, the patient pathography is proposed as an additional or alternative patient-data collection method. In this article, the authors advocate the use of the patient pathography as an additional or alternative teaching tool for the medical history record. Definition of pathography in US English: pathography nounpəˈTHäɡrəfē The study of the life of an individual or the history of a community with regard to the influence of a particular disease or psychological disorder. pathography is a psychoanalytic approach to the realm of art that depends on detailed knowledge of an artist's personal life history count noun in representing the relationship between her illness and her art, I have attempted to avoid the perspective of a pathography Example sentencesExamples In this regard, the patient pathography is proposed as an additional or alternative patient-data collection method. At Auburn University two courses have introduced students to the concept of medical histories, the patient pathography, patient interviewing and practice with real patients. In essence, the patient pathography can be utilized to assist pharmacists in achieving optimal therapeutic outcomes. Although students gathered data for both the pathography and medical history; they were directed to only report the data from the patient's perspective. In this article, the authors advocate the use of the patient pathography as an additional or alternative teaching tool for the medical history record.
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