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Outstanding requisitions, referrals and orders Merged

Currently the list is being generated from the documents under "requisition forms ". Referrals can only be tracked if a letter is generated or if the referral form in under the requisition section. I would like to see the ability to manage where the list is generated. Our referrals are under a managed list titled referrals. We do not always send a letter with a referral as the specialist do not always require one. We feel that transferring all of the referral letters and putting it under a title that is not accurate would be very confusing for the clinic. We would love to be able to use this feature as it would save a tremendous amount of time. We hope that this is possible.
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  • Jun 20 2016
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  • Judith Yous commented
    July 12, 2020 16:40

    I agree. All documents needs to be under "requisition forms" and referral are track if a letter is generated. Currently, I am manually using the New Order tab to track all referrals and other orders that cannot be under the requisition forms

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