Levels of agreement can be described clearly by using the right words. Take our quiz below to learn how to describe your patients’ agreements and disagreements.
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Request statements The sentence above is perfectly grammatically accurate. It is a request for a colleague to do something for the patient. The difficulty is, because it is phrased as a request with a question mark at the end, the implication is…
Formal vs. informal language When speaking with colleagues or writing, it is best to use formal or technical verbs. However, these verbs may not be very familiar to your patients or seem overly formal. Instead you could use phrasal verbs. Can you…
The need for clarity Do you ever find that an instruction you feel you have clearly provided isn’t followed as you expected? For example you ask a colleague or patient to do something and you find out later they’ve done something different….
Make sure you have accurate information about Reading Part C For more information about Reading, this will give you everything you need to know. We also recommend watching the on demand Reading Masterclass.
