Workload control Template Letters

 

Decline request to prescribe off-label medication for this patient

Declining work that is not part of our contractual requirements

Declining Request for Inclisiran administration

Letter for patient re Housing dept requests for medical information

Non Contractual Administrative Task Request

Private Providers request for prescribing by GP

Private provider request for information from records to aid prescribing

Provision of patient info to private provider re GIP-GLP-1 recepto gonist when payment has been agreed or to NHS service without payment

Response to inappropriate prescribing request

Response to secondary care work transfer

Rejection of work  an alternative response letter to secondary care

Request for Inclisiran administration

Unable to fulfil request – returned to trust to action

 

BMA Templates for Practice including:

BMA Safe Working Templates for Practice Use Including:

  • Template response to secondary care work transfer
  • Template response to inappropriate prescribing requests
  • Template response to requests to follow up investigations performed in other settings
  • Template response to requests for post-operative checks
  • Template Letter to hospital provider regarding discharge of patients after missed appointment
  • Template letter to local ICB  regarding discharge of patients after missed appointment
  • Template letter to ICB  regarding inappropriate workload transfer
  • Template letter for request to complete non-contractual administrative task
  • Template response to requests for work absence sick notes for less than seven days
  • Template letter to Area Team regarding delay to information request or payment
  • Template letter to hospital provider regarding follow up of diagnostic test results following a patient’s discharge from the hospital
  • Template letter to ICB  in response to requests to follow up investigations performed in other settings and diagnostic test results following a patient’s discharge from the hospital

 

 

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