1. Urgency Statement: Include when recommendation requires immediate attention or specific timing

2. Treatment History: Detailed previous treatments when relevant to current recommendation

3. Risk Assessment: Include when specific risks need to be documented or when recommending high-risk procedures

4. Duration of Recommendation: Specific timeframe for medical leave or treatment recommendations when applicable

5. Follow-up Plan: Include when ongoing monitoring or future assessments are required

6. Insurance Information: Add when letter is intended for insurance purposes

1. Medical Test Results: Relevant laboratory results, imaging reports, or diagnostic findings

2. Specialist Reports: Previous consultation reports from other healthcare providers

3. Treatment Protocol: Detailed treatment plans or medication schedules when applicable

4. Medical Images: Relevant X-rays, scans, or other medical imaging (when applicable)

5. Referenced Guidelines: Copies of medical guidelines or protocols supporting the recommendations