Example: writing a note regarding patient without knowledge
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no. unless court ordered to do so.
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You might try looking up HIPPA on the internet.  It's a new national law that requires doctors, nurses and other medical personnel to keep confidential information just that.  Your doctor cannot say your name and your diagnosis over the phone for instance when someone is nearby to overhear him, even his nurse.  It breaks HIPPA laws,   It really new, too, I think in 2005 they started it.  You have to sign a waiver when you first see a doctor that will allow him to discuss your case with other professionals and even to talk to you on the phone.  It has really affected the nursing home I live in.  They cannot be discussing patients when other patients are nearby.
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always check peoples pockets for ID or medication cards.........if your gonna put them in the recovery position, always check for needles cause u could get a needle stick injury, and always try and find out if the person has a heart condition because you must never raise the legs of someone with a heart condition and keep the person warm because the body slows down and starts shutting down organs...........but the first role should always in every emergency.........look for danger,,,,,,,then airway....breathing........circulation.......and always phone 999 straight.
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write on your hand as a reminder
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If this is a sincere apology, then don't use a service, paid or free, to write the letter.  Be mature enough to use your own words to apologize instead of someone else writing the apology for you.
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Hi Sam, \n\nI understand that your lecturer is quite 'kewl' and stuff, so I suggest you write it in a 'Semi-Formal' way. Did I confuse you? Let me explain...\nStart something like...\n\nDear Mr.XYZ, or Hi Mr.XYZ (Not the usual Respected Mr.XYZ)\n\nWrite the body of your letter in 3 paragraphs - Introduction, Explaination, and Conclusion, and requests, if any. \nBe sure to make him feel you have concern of his time by mentioning the subject. Again, I don't say you have to do it by putting a separate side-heading for it, like in formal letters, but try to include something like...'Well, I have to say you class was amazing today. I write ths letter to explain so and so.'..or something like that. That doesn't sound formal, does it? Ok... and when you finish with the three paragraphs, sign off in a kewl manner...like...\n'I hope I made my point. Will be very happy if you give me your opinions. Bye!!!' (We don't say bye in formal letters, do we?)\nSo, till then, this is Sam for you.\nHave A Nice Day.\n\nYours truly, \nSam    \n(or if you want it more casual, jus sign off saying 'Sam')\n\n\nHope this helps. If not, feel free to ask me to clarify a few more points. Bye Sam!!!\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny
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1. Regard the patient as #1\n2. Regard the patient as #1\n3. Regard the patient as #1\nIn other words, do what is best for the patient regarding their comfort and fight the Doctors tooth and nail if they are not doing right by a patient.\nFollow your heart - not proceedures.\nFrom a nurse of 32 years
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How to Write a Thank-You Note\n\n\n\nYou can fill even short thank-you notes with appreciation and meaning. And remember, 'better late than never' applies'the recipient will always enjoy your thanks.\n \n \nSteps:\n1.  Mention the gift, favor or party you attended.\n \n2.  Talk about the appropriateness of the gift or favor: 'Your baby-sitting for my children has truly been a lifesaver in these difficult times.' (You can describe a gift that didn't quite suit your taste as 'a conversation piece' or 'unique.')\n \n3.  Tie the appropriateness of the gift to the person who gave it to you: 'You've always understood my taste in clothes.'\n \n4.  Talk about how you plan to use the gift (or substitute this step for step 2): 'I have a picture of my parents that would look perfect in your frame.' If you received a gift of money, mention how you will spend it.\n \n5.  Add a small personal note to update the giver about your life: 'I have completely recovered from my cold and plan to hit the slopes again as soon as I can.'\n \n6.  Consider sending a token of appreciation along with your note if you're thanking someone for a good deed. Possibilities include flowers, chocolate or an invitation to lunch (your treat).
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When trying to figure out what is going on in a medical case, the doctor may sometimes have trouble documenting the whole story.  So, he or she will instead have to document that they are having trouble getting the whole story.  So, they will sometimes write that the patient is a "poor historian" meaning they don't keep track of what is going on with their health, or a "difficult historian" meaning that getting the full story is difficult.  You will help your daughter if you patiently give the whole story, even when you are asked again and again.  Good luck.
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Just write something sincere.\nThey will like it better.
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I am  military widow. However you write it will be fine. I have many cards and letters from civilians to generals, and they are all different. I dodn't believe there is any proper grammer or format to give condolances and thanks.
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dont put anything in writing, ever. they can use it against you later
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Two weeks ago I went to a health recovery center and met half a dozen people with different forms of disabilities.  For each person I needed to figure out how they went about communicating.  \n\nOne person had a flat keypad that looked like a typewriter and she touched one letter at a time. On the back of the pad was a short note explaining who she was and how she communicated.\n\nPerhaps you could design a nice cartoon figure of a woman holding a hand to her ear shouting, "Whaaaat?  I can't hear you!"  Something that is fun and understandable quickly.  \n\nThink of it this way.  There are plenty of times in life when somebody needs to see identification from you before they will talk.  A bouncer, for instance, can't put two words together without seeing an i.d. first.  A human resources person is incapicitated without your resume as a security blanket.  A doctor's office won't even say hello until you've filled out the waivers.\n\nAlso, people wear uniforms in all kinds of different endeavors to show "who they are".  I'm not suggesting a uniform for you, of course, I'm just trying to show that people "announce themselves".\n\nThat's why I think that a fun cartoon picture could help announce you and make your situation understandable to somebody else in about 1/2 a second.  I think that an announcement card of some sort would cause somebody to feel, "Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, I understand what's up, that's cool."\n\nGood luck.  I sincerely hope you get success on this question.
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Check this site out.  If you cannot find the form letter, you will at least find the wording to write your own.\n\nRemember the quote "Illegitimis nil carborundum" (Don't let the bastards get you down!!!)
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I would imagine it is legal.  Some companies require a doctor's note if you miss more than one day of work.  As far as disclosing specific medical information, I would say your friend is not required to disclose anything she is not comfortable sharing.  If she feels she is being treated unfairly, she can contact the Dept. of Labor and discuss it with them.
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You mean you want to write one?\n\nTry looking for examples from people who are in a field similar to yours, and imitate the format and style.  You can ask your professors, for example.
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I wouldn't write yours sincerely, or yours truely... thats more of a love letter...\nI would leave anything like that out, and just put your name, date... blah.\nGet ahold of an english book with the format, or google it\n\nI would make sure to use examples about how she has helped others, maybe some reasons she felt the need to shoplift (desperate, sad, angry... ect.)\n\nAnd maybe that she is not usualy like that and has never done it before (if this were true)\n\nGood luch with it