Peter MacIsaac wrote: > What is the problem with printing the collection centre details, plain > English explanation of what the test involves (for the patient to read), and > any standard instructions for that test on a plain paper or generic secure > medical stationary. > > Alternatively the path and DI companies can provide a tear off pad with the > maps and directions etc. > > The former is a more elegant solution, the latter would require less IT > system change - in my opinion. Indeed, and while we're at it, why not print a Australia Post-style "2D" barcode on the referral/request form, which contains the same data, saving data entry (which is the aim of the game) The barcode can also contain a web address and a one-time password to securely submit the result back to the GP's web service.
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