Definition of non-clinical in English:

non-clinical

adjective

1Not clinical.
the word ‘depression’ is used in a non-clinical sense
Example sentencesExamples
- The six-month pilot scheme, due to begin in November, will provide support for the ward sister in delivery of better food, cleaner wards and more responsive non-clinical services for patients.
- This led to a prolonged discussion, and of course took us back to the possibility of finding general non-clinical criteria of suitability for treatment.
- A researcher wants to ban the word clinician because it implies superiority over non-clinical specialties.
- Membership should provide methodological and ethical expertise in clinical research, non-clinical research, qualitative and other methods of social science research, including statistics.
- We have defined property companies as having a primary interest in property investment but increasingly diversifying into both non-clinical and clinical operations.
- Staff from all departments, clinical and non-clinical, at any of the sites can be nominated, not only by a patient or visitor but by their manager or a colleague.
- It is common for both clinical and non-clinical staff to have access to patient information.
- A year later came the time for decision making about our future specialisations and I chose a non-clinical field for various reasons.
- The aim was to create a peaceful surrounding to discuss and reflect on issues such as loss of a loved one or take time out after an unpleasant or stressful incident in a non-clinical surrounding.
- It is the non-clinical stuff that is extra and should take second place to committing enough resources to provide proper immediate primary care.
- Investigators found significant deviations from acceptable procedures for conducting non-clinical laboratory studies.
- In all cases surgery was postponed for non-clinical reasons, which can include staff shortages through illness, lack of equipment or beds, or bureaucratic blunders.
- They range from merging wards and eliminating luxury expenditure to controlling study leave and overtime and reviewing non-clinical vacancies.
- Our volunteers are trained and can answer all questions of a non-clinical nature.
- We will also be launching a new uniform for all staff, clinical and non-clinical, which must be taken off before leaving the hospital.
- The first level consisted of five broad areas: diagnosis, treatment, management, epidemiology, and non-clinical questions.
- But thereafter non-clinical influences became increasingly prominent.
- Sharing data requires clinicians to trust one another, and non-clinical colleagues, far more than is common at the moment.
- Logically, then, nearly every non-clinical and clinical diet program uses food journals, including Weight Watchers and Jenny Craig.
- In addition to severity of cardiac disease and comorbidity, decisions on priority may take account of non-clinical factors such as employment status and dependants.
1. 1.1 Not accompanied by directly observable symptoms.
  perhaps non-clinical legionellosis follows exposure to small numbers of bacteria alone

单词	non-clinical
释义	Definition of non-clinical in English: non-clinical adjective 1Not clinical. the word ‘depression’ is used in a non-clinical sense Example sentencesExamples The six-month pilot scheme, due to begin in November, will provide support for the ward sister in delivery of better food, cleaner wards and more responsive non-clinical services for patients. This led to a prolonged discussion, and of course took us back to the possibility of finding general non-clinical criteria of suitability for treatment. A researcher wants to ban the word clinician because it implies superiority over non-clinical specialties. Membership should provide methodological and ethical expertise in clinical research, non-clinical research, qualitative and other methods of social science research, including statistics. We have defined property companies as having a primary interest in property investment but increasingly diversifying into both non-clinical and clinical operations. Staff from all departments, clinical and non-clinical, at any of the sites can be nominated, not only by a patient or visitor but by their manager or a colleague. It is common for both clinical and non-clinical staff to have access to patient information. A year later came the time for decision making about our future specialisations and I chose a non-clinical field for various reasons. The aim was to create a peaceful surrounding to discuss and reflect on issues such as loss of a loved one or take time out after an unpleasant or stressful incident in a non-clinical surrounding. It is the non-clinical stuff that is extra and should take second place to committing enough resources to provide proper immediate primary care. Investigators found significant deviations from acceptable procedures for conducting non-clinical laboratory studies. In all cases surgery was postponed for non-clinical reasons, which can include staff shortages through illness, lack of equipment or beds, or bureaucratic blunders. They range from merging wards and eliminating luxury expenditure to controlling study leave and overtime and reviewing non-clinical vacancies. Our volunteers are trained and can answer all questions of a non-clinical nature. We will also be launching a new uniform for all staff, clinical and non-clinical, which must be taken off before leaving the hospital. The first level consisted of five broad areas: diagnosis, treatment, management, epidemiology, and non-clinical questions. But thereafter non-clinical influences became increasingly prominent. Sharing data requires clinicians to trust one another, and non-clinical colleagues, far more than is common at the moment. Logically, then, nearly every non-clinical and clinical diet program uses food journals, including Weight Watchers and Jenny Craig. In addition to severity of cardiac disease and comorbidity, decisions on priority may take account of non-clinical factors such as employment status and dependants. 1.1 Not accompanied by directly observable symptoms. perhaps non-clinical legionellosis follows exposure to small numbers of bacteria alone
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