Solicited/unsolicited AEs

Hebrew translation: תופעות שליליות לא מובקשות/לא מבוקשות

18:02 May 18, 2014
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Medical - Medical (general) / Clinical trials
English term or phrase: Solicited/unsolicited AEs
Hello,
I am looking for the Hebrew term for Solicited and Unsolicited AEs.
I've looked it up and it seems like "solicited" are events specified in the protocol and "unsolicited" aren't in the protocol, but it is not "anticipated" ir "expected" (צפויים).

Found material about it here: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK49442/
And to quote from there:

"The collection of AE data by a registry is generally either intentionally solicited (meaning that the data are part of the uniform collection of information in the registry) or unsolicited (meaning that the AE information is volunteered or noted in an unsolicited manner and not as a required data element through a case report form). As described further below, it is good practice for a registry to specify when and how AE information, and any other events of special interest, should and should not be solicited from patients by a site and, if that information has been obtained, how and when the site should inform the appropriate persons."

My choice is:
solicited - אירועים חריגים לא ספונטניים
Unsolicited - ספונטניים
but i'm not sure. Would love to hear your suggestions, advise...

Many thanks in advance!
Yael Treidel
Israel
Local time: 09:35
Hebrew translation:תופעות שליליות לא מובקשות/לא מבוקשות
Explanation:
בהמשך ל"שיחתנו" לעיל
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solicited/unsolicited aes
תופעות שליליות לא מובקשות/לא מבוקשות


Explanation:
בהמשך ל"שיחתנו" לעיל

Emanuel Weisgras
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Asker: כן, תיארתי לעצמי :-). תודה

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