Il suo assistito, Sig 'X', ha accettato di partecipare allo studio sperimentale
English translation: Your patient, Mr. X, has given his consent.....
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| 4 +2 | Your patient, Mr. X, has given his consent..... |
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| 4 | Your client, Mrs X, has agreed to take part in an experimental study |
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Your client, Mrs X, has agreed to take part in an experimental study Explanation: "Assistito" refers to someone under a welfare scheme. In the UK at least, it's become fashionable to refer to such people as clients. However, if the letter is addressed to a doctor, then you'd use the term "patient". |
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32 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2Your patient, Mr. X, has given his consent..... Explanation: if it is a clinical trial, chances are it could be a patient. Who is this letter,note, message addressed to? "assistito" is used in different context and since we have "assistenza sanitaria" it could easily be a patient. Google search might confirm this. ciao paola l m |
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