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*once the charts are pulled, the Health Records clerk puts them on a shelf #24 that is designated solely for our use | *once the charts are pulled, the Health Records clerk puts them on a shelf #24 that is designated solely for our use | ||
*sometimes we get email notice that the charts are ready, sometimes we get a call, and sometimes we get nothing at all | *sometimes we get email notice that the charts are ready, sometimes we get a call, and sometimes we get nothing at all | ||
{{Discuss |If I was a new collector, how would I find that shelf? Just | {{Discuss |If I was a new collector, how would I find that shelf? New Collectors... Just ask the front desk staff where Shelf #24 is and they will be happy to show you. }} | ||
== Legacy info == | == Legacy info == |
Revision as of 14:11, 2020 August 17
This article provides information on how to request patient charts from Medical Records at STB. It is part of the STB General Collection Guide.
Requesting charts
- Health Records policy requires that chart requests be submitted 3-5 days prior to date of review
- generate the output from CCMDB.mdb using the MR List
- submit Medical Records Chart Request to the front desk of Health Records using the "Request for Health Records" form attached the MR List directly to the form.
- if the collector is not going/unable to review charts at requested time, inform the front desk.
- requests must include collectors name and email/phone contact information, date required for review
Chart locations
- once the charts are pulled, the Health Records clerk puts them on a shelf #24 that is designated solely for our use
- sometimes we get email notice that the charts are ready, sometimes we get a call, and sometimes we get nothing at all
If I was a new collector, how would I find that shelf? New Collectors... Just ask the front desk staff where Shelf #24 is and they will be happy to show you. |
Legacy info
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