Glossary entry

Norwegian term or phrase:

anke runder

English translation:

appeal

Added to glossary by Alison Waddington
Jan 1 11:35
4 mos ago
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Norwegian term

ankerunder

Norwegian to English Medical Medical (general) General medical
Hei! Has anyone heard of this term? I can't seem to find it in any references, even online Norwegian ones, I suspect it may be misspelled.

It's regarding a patient trying to get their medication subsidised with "blå resept", if this helps.

Any and all help greatly appreciated, as always!

Mvh
Alison.

Proposed translations

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appeal

I imagine the patient is appealing the decision not to give them or renew their "blå resept"
Note from asker:
This makes a lot of sense. Thanks, Eodd! :)
Peer comment(s):

agree Michele Fauble
5 hrs
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Norwegian term (edited): anke/runder

rights appeal stages (avenues of a patient's complaint)

Needs parsing into anke/runder, rather than anker/under, namely under a ship's or speed-boat's anchor.

Middling confidence level to leave eodd's answer on a 'higher echelon', though the second weblink does refer to a 'rights appeal' - quaere / query: an appeal as of right.
Example sentence:

Man må belage seg på at dette kommer til å ta tid – både i kommisjonen, i domstolene og i eventuelle ankerunder.

If your treatment provider has refused to provide you with something you have requested or reached a decision that you disagree with, you can submit a rights appeal.

Note from asker:
Thanks for providing further clarification, Adrian.
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Reference comments

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Reference:

loads of hits for "ankerunder"

https://www.google.co.uk/search?as_q= ankerunder&as_epq=&as_...

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Note added at   21 min (2024-01-01 11:56:43 GMT)
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you need to provide a whole sentence in Norwegian with your term included.
Note from asker:
Thanks, Liz. Maybe I just wasn't looking in the right places ;)
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