A consultation is a meeting or conference where opinions are exchanged or advice is given. It can be a deliberation between physicians on a case or its treatment, or a meeting with a doctor or other expert to discuss a particular problem and get their advice. Consultations can also be a discussion about something that is being decided, or the act of looking for information in a book, on a map, etc. . Here are some examples of consultations:

• Medical consultation: A meeting between a patient and a physician to discuss a medical problem and its treatment.

• Legal consultation: A chance for prospective clients with legal needs to meet (in person, over the phone, or through video chat) and discuss their legal needs with an attorney.

• Business consultation: A meeting between a business owner and a consultant to discuss business strategies, marketing plans, financial management, and other aspects of running a business.

• Government consultation: A process where the government seeks input from stakeholders, such as citizens, businesses, and organizations, on proposed policies, regulations, or projects.

• Academic consultation: A meeting between a student and a professor to discuss academic progress, research projects, or career goals.

Consultations can be free or paid, and they can take place in person, over the phone, or through video chat. During a consultation, its important to be as concise as possible and provide relevant information about the problem or issue at hand.