The phrase "items to discuss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to topics or subjects that need to be addressed in a meeting or conversation.
Example: "During our meeting, we will cover several important items to discuss, including project updates and budget concerns."
Alternatives: "topics to cover" or "matters to address".
Some of the most important items to discuss with your parents include the location of important papers, contact information for key professionals (attorneys, CPA, financial planner, banker) and options for financing care needs.
The ICU team is then well trained to care severe brain injury patients including CVT and to initiate meeting after warning from clinic or multimodal monitoring items to discuss potential additional interventional therapy.
The premise of the discussion was, if you only have 30 seconds, what are the most important items to discuss?
"If you have a bunch of items to discuss, you may want to consider sending several emails.
Further, the CHW training manual included messages about appropriate cord care under items to discuss during postnatal home visits, when it may be too late to influence practice.
On one side of the card there will be a description of the relevant items to discuss during the morning rounds or a telephone consult between the nurse and the physician about the condition of the patient.
Responses on the Round 2 surveys indicated consensus to retain 70 items related to topics to discuss, 25 items related to participant assessments, 29 items related to disclosure process methods and 8 items related to materials to utilize.
These outcomes fit in well with the content of the ACA training programme on how to communicate with the patient (availability items) and what to discuss (the current and anticipated issues).
Results are first presented for the entire cohort (assessing current health, reasons for follow-up and follow-up preferences) and second for the sub-sample of survivors who attended scheduled follow-up during the study period and completed items on issues to discuss and supportive services.
In the email, ask the board members for any additional items they wish to discuss, and set an agenda that is manageable.
