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Ann225 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Referral or recommendation
Hi,
“I got a referral/recommendation from my doctor for five physiotherapy sessions (my health insurance will cover it).”
Which one is more appropriate and what is the difference?
I feel like the definitions of these two words overlap, so I think that ‘referral’ is essentially a type of recommendation.
Thank you.
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In a medical context "referral" is the word used here: your family doctor recommended physiotherapy and referred you to _______ .
- In a medical context "referral" is the word used here: your family doctor recommended physiotherapy and referred you to _______ .
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In a medical context "referral" is the word used here: your family doctor recommended physiotherapy and referred you to _______ .
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