Recalls and follow-ups
When a consultation records that a follow-up is advised, that becomes a recall. A recall is not a booking. It is a patient who was told to come back and has not.
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- The doctor advises a follow-upRecorded in the consultation, with an interval.
- It becomes a recall when the interval passesNot before.
- The desk sees the listGrouped by how overdue they are.
- It closes when they attendNot when they book. A booked recall that no-show returns to the list.
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