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Dear Colin,

After reviewing the submitted protocol, I found out that the study needs to be conducted on psychiatrist nurses and on adult acute inpatient in a mental healthcare settings which doesn’t match our status we could either request the primary investigator to change the research question and the aim of the study to match what we have at Naufar. Or we could address them to approach the psychiatry hospital and facilitate that for them.

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