What does NNT mean?
NNT means number of patients needed to treat
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for number of patients needed to treat?
number of patients needed to treat can be abbreviated as NNT
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What does NNT stand for? NNT stands for "number of patients needed to treat". |
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How to abbreviate "number of patients needed to treat"? "number of patients needed to treat" can be abbreviated as NNT. |
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What is the meaning of NNT abbreviation? The meaning of NNT abbreviation is "number of patients needed to treat". |
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What is NNT abbreviation? One of the definitions of NNT is "number of patients needed to treat". |
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What does NNT mean? NNT as abbreviation means "number of patients needed to treat". |
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What is shorthand of number of patients needed to treat? The most common shorthand of "number of patients needed to treat" is NNT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- 10-32 - X Number of Units Needed/Specify
- PENMAN - Personal Protection Equipment, Environmental Hazards, Number of Patients, Mechanism of Injury, Additional Resources, Need for C-Spine/ extrication
- t-NNT - threshold Number Needed to Treat
- NNT - Number needed to Treat
- NNT - calculate the relative benefit and the number-needed-to-treat
- NNT/H - number-needed-to-treat or harm
- NNTH - Number Needed to Treat to Harm
- NPN - Number of Plots Needed
- NTA - Needed to Treat
- NTND - Number of Tests Needed to Diagnose
- nTT - Needed to Treat
- PENMAN - Personal, Partner, Patient Safety, Environmental Hazards, Number of Patients, Mechanism of Injury/Illness, Additional Resources, Need for Spinal Immobilization (emergency scene evaluation)
- NNT - number of patients needed to be treated
- NNT/H - number needed to treat/harm
- NNT/H - number needed to treat/harm statistic
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