is t.i.w. acceptable for three times weekly?sm
Posted By: charlie on 2007-10-29
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Subject: is t.i.w. acceptable for three times weekly?sm
I have never run across this before and it is a NP dictating - terrible :( and she is saying Zemplar 1.5 mcg "three times weekly" and SR interpreted it as t.i.w.
TIA
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