CONSULTS: Craft A Bulletproof Consult Request Form
When is a request for a consult too much information?Your consults could slow to a trickle if you're asking for too many details from the practices that refer patients to your specialist. But it's still a good idea to have a standardized form that you can fax to doctors who request a consult from your physician. The requesting doctor can fax the form back to your office, and that way you'll have the request in writing. And you can hope that the requesting practice will keep a copy of the fax in its own records.Keep it...
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