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Jigneshbharati Posted 9 years ago
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Contact no of vs contact number for

When I do drug histories ,sometimes, I have to ring the surgery to get some information or contact number of the person (may be a carer or a district nurses) who helps the patient at home e.g dressings change, administering injections etc.

Which preposition is correct and why in the above context.

Calling the GP surgery:

General introduction then

I was wondering if you have the contact no or have the information of or for xyz patient?

  

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'For' is usually the native choice.

  • 'For' is usually the native choice.
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'For' is usually the native choice.

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