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- Begin by entering the Patient ID Number and Initials at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying the patient.
- Fill in the 'From' and 'To' dates using the DD/MM/YY format to indicate the reporting period.
- Complete the 'Patient Information' section, including details about the referring physician and any changes in patient details since last reported.
- In the 'Examinations and Significant Non-Infectious Clinical Events' section, check off any evaluations done and provide dates as necessary. Attach reports if applicable.
- Document any significant infectious episodes by selecting frequency options and specifying details of infections treated during this period.
- Finally, complete treatment information, including cytokine treatments, dosages, and any other relevant therapies administered during this time frame.
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