What does PATS mean?
PATS means Patient Assisted Travel Scheme
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Patient Assisted Travel Scheme?
2 ways to abbreviate Patient Assisted Travel Scheme
Patient Assisted Travel Scheme can be abbreviated as PATS
Other shorthands for Patient Assisted Travel Scheme are: PATS
Patient Assisted Travel Scheme can be abbreviated as PATS
Other shorthands for Patient Assisted Travel Scheme are: PATS
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What does PATS stand for? PATS stands for "Patient Assisted Travel Scheme". |
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How to abbreviate "Patient Assisted Travel Scheme"? "Patient Assisted Travel Scheme" can be abbreviated as PATS. |
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What is the meaning of PATS abbreviation? The meaning of PATS abbreviation is "Patient Assisted Travel Scheme". |
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What is PATS abbreviation? One of the definitions of PATS is "Patient Assisted Travel Scheme". |
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What does PATS mean? PATS as abbreviation means "Patient Assisted Travel Scheme". |
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What is shorthand of Patient Assisted Travel Scheme? The most common shorthand of "Patient Assisted Travel Scheme" is PATS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- VPTAS - Victorian Patient Transport Assistance Scheme
- CAPS - CESG Assisted Products Scheme
- NPATH - National Patient Air Travel Helpline
- PETS - Pet Travel Scheme
- DASS - Defence Assisted Study Scheme
- FTs - Foreign Travel Scheme
- MATS - Moray Assisted Transport Scheme
- OLTS - Overseas Leave Travel Scheme
- PAL - Patient Assisted Laparoscopy
- PALS - Peer Assisted Learning Scheme
- PASS - Peer Assisted Study Scheme
- PASS - Peer Assisted Support Scheme
- PATS - Patient Assistance Transport Scheme
- PATS - Patient Assistance Travel Scheme
- PTAS - Patient Transit Assistance Scheme
- PTSS - Patient Transport Subsidy Scheme
- SCTS - Strathclyde Concessionary Travel Scheme
- VCTS - Veterans Concessionary Travel Scheme
- APS - Assisted Places Scheme
- ssts - School Student Travel Scheme