1. Confirmation of Chronic Disease Diagnosis: First of all, the patient needs to be diagnosed with a chronic disease, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, etc. The diagnosis can be made through a medical examination or a medical institution report. The confirmed diagnosis can be arrived at through medical consultation, physical examination or diagnostic reports from medical institutions.
2. Choosing a hospital: Patients need to choose a medical institution that meets their needs, usually one that is close to home, well-equipped, and has experienced doctors.
3. Preparation of application materials for chronic disease: Patients need to prepare relevant application materials, including their valid ID card, household register, consultation card, diagnosis certificate of chronic disease, medical records and prescriptions issued by doctors.
4. Fill in the application form: Patients need to fill in the application form provided by the medical institution, including basic personal information, chronic disease diagnosis information, and family financial status.
5. Submit the application materials: Submit the completed application form and related materials to the relevant department of the medical institution, usually the outpatient department or chronic disease management department of the hospital.
6. Review and evaluation: The medical institution will review and evaluate the application materials to confirm whether the applicant meets the conditions and eligibility requirements of the chronic disease clinic.
7. Notification of approval results: The medical organization will notify the applicant of the approval results, usually in writing or by phone.
8. Receiving the slow special card: If the application is successful, the patient can go to the medical institution to receive the slow special card with the notification of approval, which can be used to enjoy the relevant treatment of the special outpatient clinic for chronic diseases, such as priority in registering, and reduction of outpatient fees.
The following documents are required to apply for the outpatient special chronic disease card:
1. A letter of recommendation from the attending doctor.
2. The patient's medical records.
3. Relevant medical documents.
4. Patient's identification documents.
The process is as follows:
First of all, the patient needs to ask the doctor whether he/she is eligible to apply for outpatient slow specialization.
Secondly, the patient prepares the required documents and submits the application to the visiting doctor.
Then, the attending doctor will review the application materials and decide whether to approve the application based on the patient's condition.
Finally, the patient will follow the hospital's procedures for extending the visit based on the doctor's approval.
In summary, the Weinan Outpatient Slow Access application process includes the steps of preparing Slow Access application materials, filling out the application form, submitting the application materials, reviewing and evaluating the application, notifying of the approval result, and receiving the Slow Access Card. The exact process may vary slightly depending on the healthcare organization and policy requirements, and patients are advised to consult with the relevant department or professional at their healthcare organization for the most up-to-date information on the process and requirements before applying.
Legal basis:
Regulations on the Administration of Medical Institutions
Article 6
The health administrative departments of the local people's governments at or above the county level shall, in accordance with the population, healthcare resources, healthcare needs, and the distribution of existing healthcare institutions in the administrative region, formulate a plan for the setting up of healthcare institutions in the administrative region.