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• Compliance — Com|pliance [kempla̲i̲enß; von engl. compliance = Dehnbarkeit] w; : 1) Bez. für die normale Dehnbarkeit eines Gewebes, bes. des Lungengewebes. 2Compliancea) Bereitschaft des Patienten, Hinweise und Verordnungen des Arztes zu befolgen;… …   Das Wörterbuch medizinischer Fachausdrücke

• Non-Compliance — Non Com|pliance [nonkempla̲i̲enß; aus engl. non compliance = Unbotmäßigkeit] w; : Nichteinhaltung ärztlicher Ratschläge seitens des Patienten; vgl. Compliance (2) …   Das Wörterbuch medizinischer Fachausdrücke

• non-compliance — non com pliance n [U] formal failure or refusal to do something that you are officially supposed to do non compliance with ▪ Companies can be prosecuted for non compliance with the law …   Dictionary of contemporary English