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From: Corns, Cathryn [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 17 March 2003 15:37
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Faxing of resultsWhat does everyone out there do?
We still fax reports to some GPs, at their demand, even though we know that we do this in a way which contravenes guidance, and we are currently reviewing this. However, one ex-fundholder practice in particular is insistent that we fax, and not phone, reports to them. Do other labs implement the DoH policy according to the letter, or do people use a work-around. I know that in the long term this will all be solved by Pathology messaging, but this surgery already has electronic links.
Cathryn Corns
Head of Biochemistry
Southend Hospital
01702 435555 ext 4058
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