What does PDPM mean?
PDPM means Patient Delivered Partner Medication
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Patient Delivered Partner Medication?
Patient Delivered Partner Medication can be abbreviated as PDPM
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What does PDPM stand for? PDPM stands for "Patient Delivered Partner Medication". |
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How to abbreviate "Patient Delivered Partner Medication"? "Patient Delivered Partner Medication" can be abbreviated as PDPM. |
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What is the meaning of PDPM abbreviation? The meaning of PDPM abbreviation is "Patient Delivered Partner Medication". |
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What is PDPM abbreviation? One of the definitions of PDPM is "Patient Delivered Partner Medication". |
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What does PDPM mean? PDPM as abbreviation means "Patient Delivered Partner Medication". |
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What is shorthand of Patient Delivered Partner Medication? The most common shorthand of "Patient Delivered Partner Medication" is PDPM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PMAQ - Patient Medication Adherence Questionnaire
- PCM - Patient Controlled Medication
- PDPT - Patient-Delivered Partner Therapy
- PMR - Patient's Medication Records
- MDPM - Medication Delivery Patient Monitoring
- PBPR - Patient Based Partner Referral
- PIPC - partner in patient care
- PMAP - Patient Medication Assistance Program
- PMIS - Patient Medication Information Sheet
- PMI - patient medication instruction sheet
- PMR - Patient Medication Records
- PMR - Patient Medication Reviews
- PSAM - Patient Satisfaction with Asthma Medication
- PSP - Patient Service Partner
- PPP - Patient Partner Project
- MAPS - Medication Assisted Patient Services
- PMP - patient medication profile
- PMI - Patient Medication Instruction
- Dump - patient that nobody seems to want (or to transfer a patient to another hospital); also a verb - arranging for patient to be off-loaded elsewhere
- Snow - to accidently give a patient too much medication/mixed medication so they go into an altered state of consciousness (Don't snow that patient with Drug X and Drug Y at the same time!)