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Section 1 Particulars of Patient and Hospital (To be completed by Hospital, Doctor or Patient) 2025

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The document is an Acute Care Certificate that requires completion by a hospital, doctor, or patient. It includes sections for patient details, authorization for information release, and certification of the patient's need for acute care either prospectively or retrospectively. The doctor must specify the patient's condition and required hospital treatment.

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Section 1 Particulars of Patient and Hospital (To be completed by Hospital, Doctor or Patient) 2025

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