Comma usage
It is essential as a CCG Pharmacy Technician to communicate effectively, whether this is with patients or their carers, staff or other healthcare professionals, to deliver high quality patient-centred care.
This is a made up sentence. I am not sure if I have used the commas correctly or not.
I got confused because the whether-clause (one in bold) has commas and there are commas also before and after that clause. Could you please explain the comma usage in my example?
Thank you in advance!
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Jigneshbharati This is a made up sentence. I am not sure if I have used the commas correctly or not. First off, let's not use "carers".
- Jigneshbharati This is a made up sentence.
- I am not sure if I have used the commas correctly or not.
- First off, let's not use "carers".
- I just tripped and fell flat on my face when I hit "carers".
- At least make it "caregivers".
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JigneshbharatiThis is a made up sentence. I am not sure if I have used the commas correctly or not.
First off, let's not use "carers". I just tripped and fell flat on my face when I hit "carers". At least make it "caregivers".
No commas would fix that sentence. I can't tell what it means. Staff of what? Other than what? You say to communicate to deliv
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