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Use of the phrase in regards to
Can the phrase--" I am calling in regards to patient Joe Doe, his xray results are in the computer"....
or should the phrase be--" I am calling in regard to patient Joe Doe, his xray results are in the computer" ?
or should the phrase be--" I am calling in regard to patient Joe Doe, his xray results are in the computer" ?
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Hi, Can the phrase--" I am calling in regards to patient Joe Doe, his xray results are in the computer".. or should the phrase be--" I am calling in regard to patient Joe Doe, his xray results are in the computer" ? Say "I am calling in regard to patient Joe Doe.
- Hi, Can the phrase--" I am calling in regards to patient Joe Doe, his xray results are in the computer"..
- or should the phrase be--" I am calling in regard to patient Joe Doe, his xray results are in the computer" ?
- Say "I am calling in regard to patient Joe Doe.
- His xray results are in the computer".
- Or you could simply say 'I'm calling about patient John Doe'.
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Hi,
Can the phrase--" I am calling in regards to patient Joe Doe, his xray results are in the computer"..
or should the phrase be--" I am calling in regard to patient Joe Doe, his xray results are in the computer" ?
Say "I am calling in regard to patient Joe Doe. His xray results are in the computer".
Or you could simply say
Can the phrase--" I am calling in regards to patient Joe Doe, his xray results are in the computer"..
or should the phrase be--" I am calling in regard to patient Joe Doe, his xray results are in the computer" ?
Say "I am calling in regard to patient Joe Doe. His xray results are in the computer".
Or you could simply say
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