Terminology for Medical Journalism: Terminological Resources, Neology, and the COVID-19 Syndemic

Q3 Social Sciences
A. Anselmo
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Abstract

This article aims to investigate the terminological needs of journalists reporting medical news in the context of the current COVID-19 syndemic. It presents the work context – medical journalism – and the professional group selected – dubbed ‘occasional medical journalists’, a subset of medical journalists – and analyses their terminological needs. It further offers a critical description of a selection of terminological and terminographic resources currently available to the professional category at hand, highlighting room for improvement. Lastly, it briefly explores the interdependence between the professional group, the syndemic, and neology, and provides a sample ad hoc terminological entry conceived to facilitate the correct use of Coronavirus-related terminology in the press.
医学新闻术语:术语资源、新词和COVID-19综合征
本文旨在调查当前新冠肺炎疫情背景下记者报道医学新闻时的术语需求。它介绍了工作背景——医学新闻——以及被选中的专业群体——被称为“临时医学记者”,医学记者的一个子集——并分析了他们的术语需求。它进一步提供了一个选择术语和术语资源的关键描述,目前可用于专业类别,突出了改进的空间。最后,简要探讨了专业组、症候群和新词之间的相互依存关系,并提供了一个临时术语条目样本,旨在促进媒体正确使用冠状病毒相关术语。
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Languages Cultures Mediation
Languages Cultures Mediation Arts and Humanities-Language and Linguistics
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