Glossary entry

Hebrew term or phrase:

שמי כחוק

English translation:

Personal prescription on the patient's name as required by law

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May 29, 2015 04:56
8 yrs ago
Hebrew term

שמי כחוק

Hebrew to English Other Law (general) Clinical trial application/ Medical
The general context is an application for approval of a clinical trial. One of the conditions stated is that if medication is prescribed it should be with a personal prescription presented to a pharmacy שמי כחוק.

....מרשם אישי שמי כחוק

Perhaps it means with the person's legal name, but I'm not sure.

Any help, ideas, etc. appreciated!

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Personal prescription on the patient's name as required by law

This would be my choice. "Personalized" and "personal" prescriptions are not one and the same. See refs.
Note from asker:
Thanks so much - this is really helpful and basically what I thought, but the phrase seems unusual to me and even hard to find in Google...
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Hebrew term (edited): מרשם אישי שמי כחוק

a personalized prescription naming the patient as required by law

I haven't see the term elsewhere, but it seems clear to me that this is the intent.
Note from asker:
Thanks so much - this is really helpful and basically what I thought, but the phrase seems unusual to me and even hard to find in Google!! I agree that this seems to be the intent.
Peer comment(s):

agree yochib770 : I definately agree that the intent is as David expressed, however I wonder if maybe a word is missing? על שמי כחוק "a personal perscription legally made out to/perscribed to my name
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Well, if this is a condition, then presumably it isn't in the first person. I read שמי as שֵׁמִי.
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my legal name

Harold, I agree with you. “Personal prescription in my legal name”.
Note from asker:
Hi Simon..Thanks for your input. It must be a typo in the original since the reference is definitely in the third person. ..not MY name but in A or SOMEONE's name...
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