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A peer review report came back and I must annotate it with concerns and send it back for revision tonight
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+A peer review draft returned from Dr. Patel has several clinical concerns that could affect…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+A peer review draft returned from Dr. Patel has several clinical concerns that could affect privileging decisions. I need to annotate the report with precise, non-accusatory concerns and send it back for tracked revision by end of day. I can't tell which comments to escalate to the privileging committee versus which to ask Dr. Patel to clarify. Diagnose which points require committee attention, draft concise annotations for the rest that request specific changes, and provide one cover sentence explaining the process for tracked revision. I will not add editorial language that questions clinical judgment.
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