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So no official publication then just a guide for those who can't judge the level of their own ignorance.
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So no official publication then just a guide for those who can't judge the level of their own ignorance.
So no official publication then just a guide for those who can't judge the level of their own ignorance.
If you can't decide on a Code then gain more experience before undertaking EICRs.
No, just a guide for those who can't always decide what the correct code should be for certain EICR items, and who would like some clarification. Ignorance doesn't enter the equation.
I am strongly of the opinion that 90% of people carrying out EICRs are not competent to be doing them hence the existence of such Guides, your example is a classic case.
Ignorance is not an insult have you never heard the saying a wise man knows the level of his own ignorance.
If you can't decide on a Code then gain more experience before undertaking EICRs.
Not to sure how comfortable I would be if I were having an invasive procedure undertaken at the dentist like a tooth extraction or root canal and he/she had a Dentists Best Practice Guide propped up on the side.
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