Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

hors soumis à seuil

English translation:

other than those to which a threshold applies

Added to glossary by Jana Cole
Sep 23, 2015 19:44
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French term

hors soumis à seuil

French to English Medical Medical: Health Care
This is part of a FINESS listing, under Equipements sainitaires. The information is in columns.

Column 1: Traitement du cancer
Column 2: Forme non précisée
Column 3: Chirurgie des cancers hors soumis à seuil

I know this says not subject to the maximum, but what's the meaning?
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Proposed translations

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other than those to which a threshold applies

Note the apparent masculine plural agreement, which seems to agree with 'cancers' and NOT with 'chirurgie' (fem. sg.) — hence I have suggested 'those' (cancers)

And do also note that 'seuil' is a 'threshold', not a 'maximum'; I think typically it is necessary to add the indefinite article in EN that can be omitted in FR.
Peer comment(s):

agree Nikki Scott-Despaigne : Plural subject as this means surgery for different types of cancer, some of which are below the threshold, whilst others are above.
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which is not subject to a threshold

Cancer surgery which is not subject to a threshold

seuil - threshold
Peer comment(s):

neutral Nikki Scott-Despaigne : The singular cannot work here. The use in the French of "cancers" in the plural indicates that the surgery (altho' singular) is infact in reference to different types of cancer. It would have to be "those which are".
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I have changed to plural. I am sorry, I wrote as an example, without thinking about plural :)
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French term (edited): Chirurgie des cancers hors soumis à seuil

Surgical treatment of cancers not subjected to a minimum number of interventions

"hors soumis à seuil" relates to the whole of "chirurgie des cancers", in a sense that to be "authorised" to offer surgical treatment for certain types of cancer, the hospital must prove that there is an ongoing "minimum level of activity" for that type of cancer.

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which are not subject to a threshold

Surgery for cancers which are not subject to a threshold
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Reference comments

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Reference:

FIchier National des Etablissements Sanitaires et Sociaux FINESS

DÉFINITIONS
LES PRESTATIONS OFFERTES PAR LES ÉTABLISSEMENTS DU DOMAINE SANITAIRE


Les établissements sont caractérisés dans FINESS par les activités, ou disciplines, qu'ils sont autorisés à exercer.
Ces informations sont la traduction d'une réglementation et de la possibilité de pluridisciplinarité des établissements.
Dans le domaine sanitaire les autorisations sont données à une entité juridique puis mise en oeuvre dans un établissement.
Pour indiquer les services offerts, FINESS identifie ceux-ci à l'aide d'un triplet composé des éléments suivants : Activité/Modalité/Forme Exemple : Chirurgie cardiaque/ Adulte/Hospitalisation complète

La nomenclature des Activités/Modalités/Formes du domaine sanitaire est accessible sous : Nomenclatures -> Activités de soins
http://finess.sante.gouv.fr/finess/jsp/definitions.do?codeDe...


Traitements du cancer en France: les seuils d'activité minimale
Septembre 2015

Chirurgie.
Radiothérapie.
Chimiotérapie.
Pour en savoir plus sur les établissements ayant reçu l'autorisation.
Cancer: Les questions à poser pour être bien pris en charge.
Pour être autorisés à pratiquer les traitements du cancer et s'assurer d'être bien pris en charge, les établissements de santé doivent désormais remplir trois types de conditions parmi lesquelles la réalisation d'une activité annuelle minimale dans la discipline thérapeutique pour laquelle ils sollicitent une autorisation.

Les seuils d'activité minimale sont chiffrées par an et en moyenne sur les trois dernières années.

Chirurgie

Les spécialités soumises à ces seuils :
Cancer du sein : 30 interventions.
Cancer digestif : 30 interventions.
Cancer urologique : 30 interventions.
Cancer thoracique 30 interventions.
Cancer gynécologique 20 interventions.
Cancer 0RL et maxillo facial 20 interventions.
Pour les autres types de cancer, aucun seuil n'est actuellement obligatoire.

Radiothérapie

600 patients
Chimiotérapie

80 patients dont au moins 50 en ambulatoire

Sources : INCA (Institut National du Cancer)
Pour en savoir plus sur les établissements ayant reçu l'autorisation

Liste des établissements traitant le cancer
Cancer: Les questions à poser pour être bien pris en charge

Les questions à poser pour être bien pris en charge
http://sante-medecine.journaldesfemmes.com/faq/4101-traiteme...


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