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Diagnostic-services
Diagnostic Services
1. Clinical Assessment
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The doctor begins with a detailed patient consultation, which includes:
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Patient history
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Physical examination
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Review of any previous reports or health records
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2. Recommendation of Diagnostic Tests
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Based on the clinical findings, the doctor recommends appropriate diagnostic tests, such as:
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Laboratory Investigations – blood, urine, stool, etc.
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Radiology – X-rays, Ultrasound, ECG, etc.
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Special Investigations – Biopsy, Histopathology, etc.
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3. Issuance of Diagnostic Referral Slip
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The doctor issues a referral slip (manual or electronic) indicating:
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The patient’s details
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The list of tests to be done
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Special instructions (e.g., fasting, time-sensitive tests)
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4. Explaining the Test to the Patient
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The doctor (or nurse on duty) explains:
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The purpose of the tests
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Any preparation needed (e.g., fasting, medication pause)
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Where and when to report for the test
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5. Test Follow-Up & Report Review
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After the patient undergoes the test:
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Reports are either collected by the patient or sent to the doctor directly (for inpatients).
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The doctor reviews and interprets the results, integrating them into the final diagnosis and treatment plan.
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6. Next Steps in Treatment
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Based on the test results, the doctor may:
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Finalize the treatment
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Modify the prescription
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Refer to a specialist
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Admit the patient for inpatient care (if required)
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Last updated / Reviewed : 2025-06-30