patient care in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for patient care in the English»Italian Dictionary

patient care N U

patient care

cure fpl al paziente

Translations for patient care in the English»Italian Dictionary

care for patient, wounded animal

aver cura di

to take care of MED patient, invalid

avere in cura

Translations for patient care in the Italian»English Dictionary

il malato necessita di cure

the patient needs medical care

Translations for patient care in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.care [Brit kɛː, Am kɛr] N

1. care (attention):

care

cura f

care

attenzione f

to take care to do

fare attenzione a fare

to take care not to do

fare attenzione a non fare

to take care when doing

fare attenzione nel fare or quando si fa

to take care that …

badare che … or di …

he took (great) care over or with his work

è stato (molto) attento or diligente nel suo lavoro

to take care in doing

mettere attenzione, essere diligente nel fare

she always takes (great) care in choosing the wine, preparing to go out

pone sempre molta cura nello scegliere il vino, nel prepararsi per uscire

“take care!”

“fa' attenzione!”

“take care!” (expression of farewell)

“riguardati!”, “abbi cura di te!”

with care

con attenzione or con cura

“handle with care”

“maneggiare con cura”, “fragile”

have a care! Brit give a care! Am

fa' attenzione! sta' attento!

to exercise due or proper care ADMIN, LAW

prendere le precauzioni necessarie or usare i dovuti riguardi

2. care (looking after):

care (of person, animal)

cura f

care (of person, animal)

cure fpl

care (of car, plant, house, clothes)

cura f (of di)

to take care of (deal with) child, client

prendersi cura di

to take care of MED patient, invalid

avere in cura

to take care of (be responsible for) house, garden, details, tickets, arrangements

occuparsi di

to take care of (be careful with) machine, car

avere cura di or fare attenzione a

to take care of (keep in good condition) hair, teeth, skin

avere cura di

to take care of (look after for safekeeping) shop

badare a

to take care of watch

custodire

to take good care of sb, sth

prendersi cura di qn, qc

to put or leave sb, sth in sb's care

affidare or lasciare qn, qc alle cure di qn

in his, your care

alle sue, tue cure or sotto la sua, tua responsabilità

the pupils, patients in my care

gli alunni, i pazienti sotto la mia responsabilità

in the care of his father, teacher

sotto la custodia del padre, dell'insegnante

John Smith, care of Mr and Mrs L. Smith (on letter)

John Smith, presso il Sig. e la Sig.ra Smith

to take care of oneself (look after oneself)

prendersi cura di sé

to take care of oneself (cope)

aggiustarsi da solo

to take care of oneself (defend oneself)

difendersi or vedersela da solo

that takes care of that

(questo è) sistemato

3. care:

care MED, PSYCH

cure mpl

a policy of care in the community

una politica di cure al di fuori dell'ospedale

medical care

cure mediche

4. care Brit ADMIN:

to be in care

essere assistito da un ente assistenziale dello stato

to take or put a child into care

affidare un bambino a un ente assistenziale

5. care (worry):

care

preoccupazioni fpl

care

cure fpl

without a care in the world

franco e libero or senza pensieri

II.care [Brit kɛː, Am kɛr] VB trans

I don't care to do

non mi interessa fare

if you care to examine the report, you'll find that… iron

se ti prendi la briga di esaminare il rapporto, scoprirai che…

(as polite formula) would you care to sit down?

si vuole accomodare?

he has more money than he cares to admit

ha più soldi di quanto non dica

III.care [Brit kɛː, Am kɛr] VB intr

1. care (feel concerned):

she really cares

ci tiene, le sta a cuore

to care about art, culture, money, environment

interessarsi a

to care about staff, pupils, the elderly

preoccuparsi di or avere a cuore

to care about injustice, inequality

preoccuparsi di or essere attento a

I don't care!

non mi importa!

what do I care if…?

che mi importa se…?

as if I, he cared!

come se me ne, gliene importasse qualcosa!

Brit I, he couldn't care less!

non potrebbe importarmene, importargliene di meno or non potrebbe fregarmene, fregargliene di meno

Am I, he could care less!

non potrebbe importarmene, importargliene di meno or non potrebbe fregarmene, fregargliene di meno

she couldn't care less about…

non potrebbe fregargliene di meno di…

I couldn't care less who wins, what happened

non potrebbe fregarmene di meno di chi vince, di cosa è successo

they could all have died, for all he cared

sarebbero potuti morire tutti, per quel che gliene importava

I don't care who he marries

non m'importa chi sposa

I'm past caring

non m'importa più or me ne infischio

who cares?

che importa? chi se ne frega?

2. care (love):

to care about sb

amare or avere a cuore qn

show him that you care

fagli vedere che gli vuoi bene or che ti importa di lui

I didn't know you cared! hum

non sapevo che ti piaceva!

IV.care [Brit kɛː, Am kɛr]

he doesn't care a fig or a damn inf

non gliene importa un fico secco or un accidente

I.patient [Brit ˈpeɪʃ(ə)nt, Am ˈpeɪʃənt] N

patient

paziente mf

patient

malato m / malata f

mental patient

malato mentale

II.patient [Brit ˈpeɪʃ(ə)nt, Am ˈpeɪʃənt] ADJ

patient

paziente, tollerante (with con)

patient care in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for patient care in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.patient [ˈpeɪ·ʃnt] ADJ

patient

paziente

to be patient with sb

essere paziente con qu

just be patient!

un po' di pazienza!

II.patient [ˈpeɪ·ʃnt] N

1. patient MED:

patient

paziente mf

2. patient LING:

patient

paziente m

patient

passivo m

CARE [ker] N

CARE abbreviation of Cooperative for American Relief Everywhere

CARE

cooperativa statunitense di soccorso nel mondo

I.care [ker] N

1. care (attention):

care

cura f

to take care of

prendersi cura di

to take care of object

fare attenzione a

to take care of situation

occuparsi di

take care (of yourself)!

riguardati!

to do sth with care

fare qc con cura

that takes care of that!

questo è sistemato!

handle with care

maneggiare con cura

2. care (worry):

care

preoccupazione f

to not have a care in the world

essere spensierato, -a

II.care [ker] VB intr

1. care (be concerned):

care

preoccuparsi

to care about sb/sth

preoccuparsi per qu/qc

as if I cared!

e a me che m'importa?

for all I care (as far as I'm concerned)

per me

who cares?

chi se ne frega?

2. care (feel affection):

to care about sb

voler bene a qu

to care about sb

tenere a qu

3. care (want):

to care to do sth

essere disposto a fare qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Nurses may help coordinate the patient care performed by other members of an interdisciplinary health care team such as therapists, medical practitioners and dietitians.

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As the national and international centre of excellence in the neurosciences, its mission and goals rest upon three strengths patient care, research and education.

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An ambulatist can be any licensed health care provider who receives training in direct patient care and lifestyle medicine.

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Apart from the patient care and service, clinical research programmes and randomized trials contribute increasingly to improved delivery of care and highest standards of work ethics.

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A helistop is located on the roof of the building, which increases the efficiency of emergency patient care and the heart transplant program.

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Academic health centers aim to educate medical students and residents, provide top quality patient care, and perform cutting-edge research.

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By the 1960s, the hospital acquired more facilities for research, patient care, and residency training.

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He pioneered the use of pressure relieving viscoelastic pads on MRI tables to improve patient care.

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The biggest change in patient care has come from development of psychotropic medications, increased therapies and new community standards.

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Other reasons for migration include violence and stressful working conditions, inequality in the distribution of professional status and non-recognition of nurses as equal partners in patient care.

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