Needs Certification

Author:	Thomas Buddington [Send Author Email]
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Date Added:	August 08, 2001
Description:	Primarily geared towards casemanagers and social workers. A documentation tool for on-the-spot certification generation that will allow you to get the doctor's signature where you need it so you can get on with coordinating the equipment/therapy/service needs of your caseload.
Has Data:	Yes
Has Forms:	No
Filters:	yes
Sorting:	yes
Reports:	yes
Comments:	One of the biggest time-drains in getting patients/clients medical equipment needs met is having the item signed-off on by the doctor and/or therapist (occupational, physical). This is a database loaded with drop-down lists in sections that allow you to quickly but efficiently build a letter or certification of medical/therapeutic necessity. You can print it off using an available printer and have it signed rapidly (most clinicians just don't take the time to get this documentation to you).
Price:	FREE
Version:	HanDBase v.2.7x or greater
File:	needs_certification.pdb          Downloads: This Month 36 / Total* 2155
Note:	MAC Users will need to enter the filename needs_certification.pdb when saving this file.

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