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OMS

OMS

1 8.2
A medical unit in an embassy or large organization that cares for staff and their families
  • noun
translation icon : servicio médico
  • I asked the OMS if they knew what supplies you normally need to gather to suture a laceration.

Examples

  • Your ability to bridge the gap between nurses and med students is very unique, and I hope OMS was grateful for the opportunity to learn!

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  • When I was done, the OMS helped me dress the wound, and we gave the patient instructions for follow-up.

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  • I explained everything I was doing for the OMS and the patient's benefit.

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  • I turned around to start cleaning the room and realized the OMS had gone back to the desk.

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  • - You're firing the OMS?

  • The OMS had been rotating in the ER for the past four months but had never cleaned a room, had no idea where to put any supplies away, or where to find them.

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  • We went in with the supplies, and the OMS hesitantly asked if I minded if they watched.

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  • The OMS provides essential medical care to the embassy staff and their families when needed.

  • If anyone falls ill, they should contact the OMS for immediate assistance.

  • The OMS organized a health fair to promote wellness among the employees and their dependents.

How Comprehensive

hospital
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OMS
1 8.2

Surface Forms

OMS singular
OMSes plural

Etymology

OMS is often short for Occupational Medical Service, a small medical unit that looks after staff and their families. Think of it as the workplace doctor who gives check-ups and vaccines, so the name fits because it 'cares for workers' health'.