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The pre-admission report revised 4doc is a document that contains information about a patient's medical history, current health status, and treatment plan before admission to a healthcare facility.

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The purpose of the pre-admission report revised 4doc is to ensure that healthcare providers have all necessary information about a patient's health condition and treatment plan before admission to provide the best possible care.

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