Richard Hosking wrote:
I am like you Liz - I give a copy to the patient and they act as the
transporter of the letter. This has several advantages.
OTOH I would be happy to receive letters from specialists electronically :)
excellent point - the patient may _not_ go to the specialist (in p.r.n.
cases), but if they get there, the reply via e-mail is the ideal outcome
from a gp point of view
after all, the letter we sent is already in our data base, and an
electronic reply simplifies collating the reply in an easily recoverable
spot in the patient (e-)record
ash
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