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accept consultation or give consultation or something else?

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bluestblue
 
Reply Fri 16 Nov, 2007 08:20 am
I want to mean that doctors of other departments would consult her (who is a ENT specialist) about their patients, i.e. they ask her for her specialist's advice for their patients. Could I use expressions like "she would accept consultation or give consultation to doctors of other departments"

Thanks in advance!
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mac11
 
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Reply Fri 16 Nov, 2007 08:31 am
Neither of those sound quite right to me. I'd say "she would consult with doctors in other departments."
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bluestblue
 
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Reply Sun 18 Nov, 2007 02:01 pm
Thank you very much!!
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