Should I first perform a query on a practitioner as part of an initial appointment and then enroll the practitioner in the Proactive Disclosure Service Prototype (PDS)?
No, you do not need to query first. The PDS is an alternative to the traditional query you submit to the Data Banks. When you enroll a practitioner in PDS, you will receive an Enrollment Confirmation and all reports that matched the subject information you submitted, i.e. a query response. However, if the practitioner is not appointed to your staff, you must immediately cancel the PDS enrollment to avoid potentially receiving new or updated reports that you are not entitled to receive.
Related Questions
- Should I first perform a query on a practitioner as part of an initial appointment and then enroll the practitioner in the Proactive Disclosure Service Prototype (PDS)?
- screen when I am submitting a query or enrolling a practitioner in the Proactive Disclosure Service Prototype (PDS 24/7 notification). Can you explain this discrepancy?
- Is the Proactive Disclosure Service Prototype (PDS) enrollment fee in addition to the $4.75 query fee?
