Platforms
Platforms (Medicine)
Platforms (pronunciation: /ˈplæt.fɔːrm/) in the context of medicine, refers to the base technology or method used to deliver a particular type of medical treatment or service.
Etymology
The term 'platform' is derived from the Old French plateforme, meaning "flat form", or "flat shape". In the medical context, it has been used since the late 20th century to describe a base of technologies or methods.
Definition
A platform in medicine can refer to a variety of concepts, including:
- A type of medical device or equipment
- A method of drug delivery
- A type of medical imaging technology
- A healthcare information system
Related Terms
- Healthcare platform: A comprehensive system that integrates various healthcare services, such as patient records, billing, and scheduling.
- Digital health platform: A technology system that enables the delivery of health services via digital and mobile technologies.
- Therapeutic platform: A method or technology used to deliver a specific type of therapy or treatment.
- Diagnostic platform: A technology or method used to diagnose diseases or other medical conditions.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Platforms
- Wikipedia's article - Platforms
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