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How to use or fill out the Physician’s Referral Form for Diabetes Singapore
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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin with Section A: Personal Biodata. Fill in the patient's name, NRIC, sex, date of birth, age, and preferred language of instruction. Ensure all fields are completed accurately.
- In Section B: Recent Investigation Report, input the relevant investigation results such as HbA1c and blood sugar levels along with their respective dates.
- Proceed to Section C: Services Required. Tick the boxes for services applicable to the patient, including options like Diabetes Retinal Photography and specialized care by a dietician.
- Finally, complete Section D: Payment. Indicate how payment will be processed and ensure that the doctor’s signature and date are included at the bottom.
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