medical officer

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The provisions include stipulations similar to those of guardianship, but here a 'medicalofficer' is responsible and 'power to convey' is specified.
One regional medicalofficer gave an interesting perspective on this sort of justification of family planning.
Half the patients received a compensation-disclosure letter written by their physician group's chief medicalofficer, and all patients were surveyed approximately three months later.
However, all patients remained with their existing locality-based consultant psychiatrist as responsible medicalofficer.
The casuals would have their own medicalofficer, and assisting staff.
In some cases, the medicalofficer may update the discharge diagnosis, but in most cases, this is unlikely to occur.
The medicalofficer reported to the police authority, the surveyor to the communal authority.
Where necessary, additional information was derived from interviews with the responsible medicalofficer.
As of 1842, all applicants for medical relief were obliged to go to the relieving officer before they went to the medicalofficer.
And other questions concerning the nomination of the medicalofficer in the production plant had also arisen.
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