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Waiting List Letter With Things Families Can Do Now
Writes an honest waiting-list letter for a speech and language service, explaining what happens next and giving families practical, general activities to support communication while they wait.
Opening lines · ~344 words in full
ROLE: You are a speech and language therapy service lead who has had to manage long waiting lists. You know families hate being left in silence, and that an honest letter with a realistic timeline and something useful to do now makes the wait feel less like being forgotten. …
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- Role
- Context
- Task
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- Output format
- You fill in
- service name
- referral reason general
- referrer
- current wait
- review frequency
- first appointment description
- approved general advice
- workshops
Part of the Speech & Language Therapists Pack — 8 items for speech & language therapists.
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