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  2. Begin by filling in the provider details, ensuring you include the correct provider number. If you are a temporary locum without a specific provider number, you may use another practice's number.
  3. Complete all other sections of the form. Pay special attention to the Pathology Inpatient Box; only fill this out if all services claimed are inpatient pathology services.
  4. Attach no more than 50 service vouchers to your claim and ensure that relevant documents, such as D904 Request/Referral, are included.
  5. Review all information for accuracy before submitting. This information is crucial for provider verification and will be shared with Medicare Australia for payment processing.

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