e-copy
nounEtymology From e- + copy.
1
A digital copy of a document etc.
- Patients are given the choice to select their preferred pharmacies for getting the prescribed medicines and the Danish GP sends an e-copy of the same prescription to the patient's preferred pharmacy.2010, Wayne Pease, Malcolm Cooper, Raj Gururajan, Biomedical Knowledge Management, page 66:
- If only available in print format within the university or to purchase, or it is not viable to purchase an e-copy and no available digital version is found elsewhere, the digitization procedure begins (Step 2).2016, Jane Secker, Chris Morrison, Copyright and E-learning: A guide for practitioners, page 58: