patient referrals

What Information is Needed for a Referral?

A comprehensive referral requires detailed information such as the patient’s medical history, recent diagnostic tests, and specific reasons for the referral. This information helps the specialist to understand the patient's condition and plan appropriate diagnostic or therapeutic interventions.

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