The Royal Academy of Medicine since its original formulation, is statutorily mandated to develop, update and publish a Dictionary, as well as monitoring and dissemination of correct use of medical language. Result of this interest is the Dictionary of Medical Terms, published by this institution.
Given the rapid progress in medical science and, therefore, the language that reflects, the Royal National Academy of Medicine intends to provide society, particularly to health professionals, the media to quickly and accurately resolve doubts that may arise when reading or writing medical texts.
Also, by the rapid development of scientific concepts, the Academy wants to act as a sentinel to detect early incorporation of terms from other languages they can get without a proper filter and properly incorporate them into our language.
It is composed of specialists in terminology and academics of this institution to collaborate closely. They integrate the Panel on medical terminology, which is the body that manages and coordinates the work.
Members who make up this Committee:
Excmo. Sr. D. Eduardo Díaz-Rubio García
Excmo. Sr. D. Antonio Campos Muñoz
Excmo. Sr. D. José Miguel García Sagredo
Excmo. Sr. D. José Manuel Ribera Casado
Excmo. Sr. D. Julián García Sánchez
Excma. Sra. D. María Castellano Arroyo
Lexicographers:
D.ª Cristina González Sánchez (coordinator)
D.ª Carmen Remacha Martínez
D.ª Laura Gómez Íñiguez
D.ª Ana Valverde Mateos
Medical Linguistic Consulting:
D.ª Paz Gómez Polledo
D.ª Elena de Terán Bleiberg
Calle Arrieta 12
28013 Madrid
Telf. +34 91 547 03 18
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