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Most participants considered it achievable that the fit note should advise on postoperative restrictions, although not necessarily complications, and that this recommendation would be facilitated by hospital departments issuing appropriate fit notes.

Most responders considered it achievable that if medical terminology is used on a fit note then a lay version should also be provided although some believed that this was unrealistic or should be at the GPs' discretion.

In a short statement, ISS said it is confident that HP and Compaq's integration efforts are achievable, that cost savings of $2.5 billion are achievable and that HP's revenue-loss projections of 5% are reasonable.

It's the struggling, stretching your skills and working towards something achievable that makes us happy – not the accomplishment.

"We want to make sure any approach he considers be responsible, that it be achievable, that it be plausible," Mr. O'Keefe said, "and that there really would be the wherewithall to support it if he so chooses, rather than making a preposterous commitment that no one signs onto".

There were differences of opinion as to whether it was achievable that these individuals should be a designated Any Qualified Provider.

There were differences of opinion as to whether it was achievable that patients should be able to access the same GP for ongoing fit note consultations.

In our opinion it is achievable that molecular treatment strategies should not only aim at one specific molecule which could lead to escape mechanisms [ 2] but rather inhibit multiple targets.

Most respondents thought it was achievable that organisations should conform to DWP guidance and for organisations to inform their workforce as to how they manage the fit note, however mandating this recommendation was again considered unrealistic – 'as guidance it is not practical to specify that it must be conformed to'.

Most respondents considered it achievable for employers to ensure that sickness absence monitoring schemes do not discourage employees from returning to work before the expiry of their fit note, if they are able.

Most respondents believed it to be achievable that the 'may be fit' option should always be considered initially when a GP is completing a fit note: 'the default should be 'may be fit'.