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- Begin by entering your Last Name and First Name in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy for proper identification.
- Fill in your Client Number and Date of Birth using the format DD/MM/YYYY. This information is crucial for record-keeping.
- Complete the Address, Town/City, Postal Code, and Phone numbers (Home, Work, Cell) to ensure you can be contacted easily.
- Indicate your prognosis by selecting from options like Improve, Remain Stable, or Deteriorate. If applicable, specify if you are an Oncology Patient and provide details.
- For treatment details, select between Curative or Palliative care and fill in any relevant allergies or services requested.
- If IV Infusion is required, complete the necessary drug dosage and frequency sections accurately.
- Finally, ensure that the Referring Party Name/Designation is printed clearly along with their signature and date before submitting.
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