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Exam Response
Is it normal in our technical age if a LOC exam response cannot be sent to a patient via e-mail? All sorts of innovations are being introduced, but is it not possible to organize such a position optimally? Specifically, 20. 09. 2016. I was on another exam. Usually, after a short wait, the doctor came out and said orally if there were any problems or not, then I also knew how to proceed - whether to sign up with my oncologist or "live in peace". This time, the nurse said that the doctor was very busy (she doesn't know what the doctor might be busy with at work, if not examining the patients' cases), that the answer would be in order. I waited two days and today, 22. 09. 2016. I called the polyclinic reception number 67040285 on the Internet, where I asked how I could find out the answer to the examination from my film. I was instructed (not in a particularly kind voice) to call 67042061. However, I was not very welcomed there either, saying that the answer was a layer in the central polyclinic, without them appearing on the computer. "Ring Dance"? I ask when I maybe call and that data on the computer will be. I was not given this opportunity, but I was advised to see my doctor, I would find out. Does that mean waiting in line at the doctor for months again, specially driving from your place of residence, which is not Melbourne, and only then find out the answer to the examination? But what if there are oncological problems again and some urgent treatment is needed? What do I do now,what to do next?
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