Why does DSHS require a label or handwritten information if the information is being sent electronically?
Two reasons: • DSHS needs some means to verify that the information sent electronically correctly matches the form for which it was submitted. • In the event that an electronic submission fails for any reason, the laboratory needs some means of manually entering demographics in order to test the specimen.
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