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Davkett Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Conspiracy
0 I am now as curious as the guest questioner in 05 0 00 about the meaning of the medical credentials 'PC'-- usually following 'MD' after a physician's name-- as in: 02 br
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00 Dr. Jane Doe, MD, PC 02 br
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00 Noone in 01 i 00 EnglishForward 02 i 00 has yet come up with a definitive answer. Neither have I succeeded by using normal search engines. I resurrect the question, to give someone another chance to dispel my conspiracy theory. 040pid 112486
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00 Dr. Jane Doe, MD, PC 02 br
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00 Noone in 01 i 00 EnglishForward 02 i 00 has yet come up with a definitive answer. Neither have I succeeded by using normal search engines. I resurrect the question, to give someone another chance to dispel my conspiracy theory. 040pid 112486
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0 Hello Dav 02 br 02 br 00 I wonder if it means 'Pathology Consultant'. 02 br 02 br 00 MrP 0-
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0 Hello Dav 02 br
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0 I believe I've found the answer to 'What is PC?' 02 br
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00 see 05 0 00 0230href http://www.physiciansnews.com/law/799.html
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0 Hi, 02 br
00 Why assume they are medical credentials? Some people have qualifications in different areas of life. 02 br
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00 Incidentally, am I being too picky in suggesting that 'Dr. Jane Doe, MD' seems a little redundant? 02 br
00 Clive 0-
00 Why assume they are medical credentials? Some people have qualifications in different areas of life. 02 br
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00 Incidentally, am I being too picky in suggesting that 'Dr. Jane Doe, MD' seems a little redundant? 02 br
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0 Hi Clive, 02 br
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00 I might be misunderstanding your comment on redundancy. My phrase was: 02 br
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00 'as in Dr. Jane Doe, 01 b 00 MD,PC 02 b 00 ' 02 br
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00 which I offered to 01 b 00 illustrate 02 b 00 the MD,PC combination. 02 br
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00 And as I stated, PC appears to mean
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00 I might be misunderstanding your comment on redundancy. My phrase was: 02 br
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00 'as in Dr. Jane Doe, 01 b 00 MD,PC 02 b 00 ' 02 br
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00 which I offered to 01 b 00 illustrate 02 b 00 the MD,PC combination. 02 br
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00 And as I stated, PC appears to mean
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0 Hi Davkett, 02 br
00 By redundancy, I meant she should write her name as either 02 br
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00 Jane Doe, MD. 02 br
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00 (We seem to have two threads going on this at once.) 02 br
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00 By redundancy, I meant she should write her name as either 02 br
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0 Yes. If you look at the top of this thread, you'll see I referred to the other thread, which I thought was getting lost before an answer was found. I wanted to bring it back to the forum with a new subject heading, because the question by the original guest contributor became a real curiosity to me too. I'll have to learn about better, less confusing ways to do so. 0-
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