GPs to produce online medical reports thru the Exchange

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The Exchange is launching an email service which encourages GPs to complete medical reports for protection policies' underwriting through a new online administration system.

Called, eGPR - electronic General Practitioner Report – the service is designed to speed up and cut down the entire protection policy underwriting process – as well as cut the risk of policy cancellations – by sending an email directly from the life office to the GP and requesting the complete the required paperwork online. An electronic link for a medical report will be sent by email to the GP which then gives access to an electronic patient consent form - which is completed by the customer when they apply for a policy – asking the medic to log-in to the Exchange portal from their pract...

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