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- 1. Open EndedLetter to a doctor:
- 2. Open EndedDischarge to a community nurse:
- 3. Open EndedTransfer to palliative care:
- 4. Open EndedPsychiatric condition:
- 5. Open EndedDischarge to social worker:
- 6. Open EndedLetter to General Public (Eg: Transfer to patient's home):
- 7. Open EndedPlanning the Letter
- 8. Open EndedImportant Steps Involved in Letter Writing
- 9. Open EndedDate & Address
- 10. Open EndedDate & Address
- 11. Open EndedSalutation
- 12. Open EndedSubject
- 13. Open EndedContents of Introductory Sentences
- 14. Open EndedSample Introduction Paragraphs
- 15. Open EndedSample Introduction 2
- 16. Open EndedSample Introduction 3
- 17. Open EndedSample Introduction 4
- 18. Open EndedSample Introduction 5
- 19. Open EndedSample Introduction 6
- 20. Open EndedBody Paragraphs of the Letter
- 21. Open EndedTopic Sentence
- 22. Open EndedSupporting Sentences
- 23. Open EndedSupporting Sentences includes:
- 24. Open EndedParagraph Structure
- 25. Open Endedsignal words and phrases
- 26. Open EndedAdditional information:
- 27. Open EndedAdvice
- 28. Open EndedContrast
- 29. Open EndedEmphasis:
- 30. Open EndedLocation:
- 31. Open EndedOrder:
- 32. Open EndedResult:
- 33. Open EndedSympathy:
- 34. Open EndedSubject:
- 35. Open EndedTime:
- 36. Open EndedUsing Passive Voice
- 37. Open EndedConclusion of the Letter
- 38. Open EndedConclusion of the Letter contain usually one or two
- 39. Open EndedConclusion of the Letter EXAMPLES
- 40. Open EndedConditional Sentences
- 41. Open EndedConditional Sentences EXAMPLES
- 42. Open EndedCloser, Name and Designation
- 43. Open EndedCloser, Name and Designation EXAMPLES
- 44. Open EndedPatient will need regular checking of blood sugar level
- 45. Open EndedSome examples of countable nouns are:
- 46. Open EndedSome examples of common uncountable nouns in healthcare are:
- 47. Open EndedImportantly
- 48. Open EndedDeterminers
- 49. Open EndedFollow these three simple rules to avoid leaving out determiners by mistake
- 50. Open EndedComplain vs. Complaint
- 51. Open EndedThe two main prepositions used with complain are:
- 52. Open EndedThe patient complaints of diarrhea and her temperature is high.
- 53. Open EndedThe patient presented with a complain of diarrhea.
- 54. Open EndedThe patient presented with complaint of diarrhea.
- 55. Open EndedHe presented to my office on 23/03/2008 complaining on severe pain associated with the lower left first molar
- 56. Open EndedSuggest or Recommend vs. Advise
- 57. Open EndedI have suggested him to see you next day.
- 58. Open EndedI suggested her to return in morning as she required further blood test and assessment.
- 59. Open EndedI recommended him to rest for 5 days.
- 60. Open EndedExplain vs. Tell
- 61. Open EndedI explained them that unsuccessful conception was not unusual in their case
- 62. Open EndedI have already explained the couple the basic advice regarding conception
- 63. Open EndedAdvise vs. Advice
- 64. Open EndedRequest Verb vs. Noun
- 65. Open EndedAffect Vs Effect
- 66. Open EndedWidow or Widower
- 67. Open EndedI am writing to refer Mrs. Simon, a 58- year-old widowed who admitted with cough, fever and dyspnea.
- 68. Open EndedI am writing to refer Mr. Thomas, a 60- year-old widow who complained of severe back pain.
- 69. Open EndedHistory
- 70. Open EndedConfident Vs Confidence
- 71. Open EndedMr. Milton has not confident social situations.
- 72. Open EndedMr. Milton is not confidence in social situations.
- 73. Open Endeda few or few and a little or little
- 74. Open EndedThere are few ways to help identify the possibility of thread worms such as checking the anus of your children at night and frequent scratching.
- 75. Open EndedThe patient has reduced speech output and a little eye contact.
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