McBride D I, McLellan I S
J R Coll Gen Pract. 1988 May;38(310):217-8.
A questionnaire was sent to general practitioner principals and trainees and to retail pharmacists in the west of Scotland to ascertain how well they translated 20 Latin abbreviations. The results showed that pharmacists had a high level of understanding, but that general practitioner principals and trainees misunderstood some of the less commonly used terms. Misunderstanding was more likely among trainee general practitioners than principals.
一份问卷被发送给了苏格兰西部的全科医生负责人和实习生以及零售药剂师，以确定他们对20个拉丁缩写的翻译水平如何。结果显示，药剂师有较高的理解水平，但全科医生负责人和实习生误解了一些不太常用的术语。实习全科医生比负责人更容易产生误解。
