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1. Language Translation Declaration: Required when the letter has been explained to the patient in a language other than English

2. Guardian Information: Required when the patient is a minor or lacks capacity to provide consent

3. Alternative Treatments: Include when multiple treatment options have been discussed and declined

4. Financial Acknowledgement: Include when specific cost implications need to be acknowledged

5. Follow-up Care Plan: Required when specific post-procedure care or follow-up appointments need acknowledgement

6. Religious/Cultural Considerations: Include when specific religious or cultural factors affect treatment decisions

1. Detailed Medical Information: Comprehensive description of medical condition or procedure (if too detailed for main letter)

2. Medication Schedule: List of prescribed medications, dosages, and administration schedule if applicable

3. Medical History Form: Patient's relevant medical history and current medications

4. Pictorial Representations: Diagrams or images explaining procedures or conditions where applicable

5. Information Brochures: Standard hospital/clinic information about procedures or conditions