Drugs
Drugs, scientific classification
Insiicnia complies with international criteria of biomedical classification of drugs since it has adopted as reference the 2015 edition of The Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) Classification System kindly provided to SIIC by WHO Collaborating Centre for Drug Statistics Methodology (Oslo, Norway), under the World Health Organization (WHO) (2)
SIIC adapts the ATC classification to the specific terminology of Iberoamerican countries. The identification of terms with more than one translation into Spanish is continuously done since the beginning of Insiicnia.
The databases of different regulatory agencies of regional healthcare industry and healthcare industry of crucial countries are frequently checked in order to evaluate the guidelines currently in force in the world. (3)
Insiicnia consults periodical specialized journals, vademecums, specific publications of healthcare enterprises and institutions, bulletins of professional associations, and diverse print brochures with advertisements developed by private and public institutions related to human health.
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Drugs
Drugs, scientific classification
Insiicnia complies with international criteria on the biomedical classification of drugs, adopting as its reference the 2015 edition of The Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) Classification System, kindly provided to SIIC by the WHO Collaborating Centre for Drug Statistics Methodology (Oslo, Norway), an institution of the World Health Organization (WHO) (2)
SIIC adapts the ATC classification to the specific terminology of Ibero-American countries. From the outset, Insiicnia has been continuously engaged in identifying terms with more than one translation into Spanish.
The databases of different regulatory agencies of theregional healthcare industry and thehealthcare industry of strategiccountries are frequently checked in order to evaluate the guidelines currently in force around the world. (3)
Insiicnia consults specialized periodical journals, vademecums, specific publications of healthcare enterprises and institutions, bulletins of professional associations, and diverse printed brochures with advertisements related to the field ofhuman healthproduced by private and public institutions.