Yes, names of studies are not part of
Posted By: Me on 2007-12-14
In Reply to: assessments - newmt2
Subject: Yes, names of studies are not part of
the diagnosis and it is not required to type them out. I think that's in BOS, but good luck finding it. :o]
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