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Jigneshbharati Posted 10 years ago
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has undergone....
The DOH report from 2009 states that “ All chemotherapy prescriptions should be professionally checked by a pharmacist who has undergone specialist training, demonstrated the appropriate competence, and is locally authorised or accredited for the task. A list of designated pharmacists should be kept in the pharmacy department. This apples to oral as well as parenteral therapy”
please explain to me the verb-tense form used in " who has undergone specialist training, demonstrated the appropriate competence, and is locally authorised or accredited for the task."
has undergone=present perfect
demonstrated-simple past
thanks
Jignesh
please explain to me the verb-tense form used in " who has undergone specialist training, demonstrated the appropriate competence, and is locally authorised or accredited for the task."
has undergone=present perfect
demonstrated-simple past
thanks
Jignesh
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e. both are intended as present perfect, but the construction is not strictly correct. This is correct: ...
- e.
- both are intended as present perfect, but the construction is not strictly correct.
- This is correct: ...
- who has undergone specialist training and demonstrated the appropriate competence, and is locally authorised or accredited for the task.
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"has" is intended to govern both "undergone" and "demonstrated", i.e. both are intended as present perfect, but the construction is not strictly correct. This is correct:
... who has undergone specialist training and demonstrated the appropriate competence, and is locally authorised or accredited for the task.
... who has undergone specialist training and demonstrated the appropriate competence, and is locally authorised or accredited for the task.
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