I wrote a very comprehensive letter to Carwyn Jones dated December 10 after a meeting I had with him a couple of days previously".
4. If a doctor strongly believes that a restricted drug is better than the "preferred" drug and wishes to prescribe it regularly, allow the physician to submit a comprehensive letter, once.
A comprehensive letter is sent to the referring doctor, the general practitioner and the patient documenting the advice given.
In order to implement our suggestion that the GP is rapidly sent a comprehensive letter to facilitate discussion with Asian patients, additional resources would have to be provided.
All study participants received a comprehensive letter of invitation which explained the study objective of investigating various health outcomes with respect to life-time exposure to chemicals including drug treatment.
Linda Dooley Manchester During the 1970s, at my comprehensive school (Letters, 3 March), our PE teacher taught us how to iron our husband's trousers without making them shiny (for reasons that now escape me).
Students are chosen based on both their academic accomplishments (minimum grade point average of 3.0), assessed through a comprehensive application, letters of recommendation, statement of goals, and a personal interview.
Early strategies to improve primary care provider/nephrologist collaboration (i.e., in the form of more comprehensive consultation letters from nephrology to primary care providers) have been developed, but evidence regarding their effectiveness when implemented in practice is limited [ 46, 47].
And now, suddenly, Mr. Updike is gone, too — probably America's last comprehensive man of letters.
A quick survey of automatic replies sent out by a range of UK and US newspapers reveals a huge variety, from one-line acknowledgments to fairly comprehensive lists of letters desk policies.
