El treball terminològic en temps de pandèmia i de postpandèmia (Terminology work in times of pandemic and post-pandemic)

Authors

  • M. Antònia Julià Berruezo TERMCAT
  • Sandra Cuadrado Camps TERMCAT
  • Cristina Bofill Caralt TERMCAT

Keywords:

terminology, pandemic, COVID-19, communication, determinologisation

Abstract

The situation created by the pandemic has led to many changes and new challenges that TERMCAT has had to confront. Thanks to modern technology and teleworking, it has been possible to maintain a constant rapid interaction with user communities as a fundamental aspect of the new sites of shared knowledge. The proactive elaboration of contents with the cooperation of professionals and entities in the health sector, the quick response to queries on COVID-19 terminology and the fluid ongoing dialogue with users have been essential to the terminology work carried out during the pandemic.

 

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Published

2021-06-15

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Julià Berruezo, M. A., Cuadrado Camps, S., & Bofill Caralt, C. (2021). El treball terminològic en temps de pandèmia i de postpandèmia (Terminology work in times of pandemic and post-pandemic). Terminàlia, 1(23), 39–50. Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/Terminalia/article/view/149211

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No. 23: June 2021

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