Punjab: GMCH Sector 32 hospital lab reports online now

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Punjab: Patients and attendants will no longer be required to stand in long queues for collecting their lab reports at GMCH sector 32. The hospital has taken a major step forward to ease the pressure, enabling patients to collect their lab reports online.
As a part of the first stage implementation of the online accessibility, departments of biochemistry, haematology, micro-biology and pathology are to be included.
Patients can log onto the GMCH-32 website, and click on the option of lab reports, which will take you to another page giving three options-including one option of viewing the lab reports.
In order to access the report, the visitor will need to key in three details — UHID (Unique Health Identification number), mobile number and the computer-generated password.
The hospital administration is likely to activate access of X-ray and lab reports of patients on computer screens of doctors very soon.
As a part of the first stage implementation of the online accessibility, departments of biochemistry, haematology, micro-biology and pathology are to be included.
Patients can log onto the GMCH-32 website, and click on the option of lab reports, which will take you to another page giving three options-including one option of viewing the lab reports.
In order to access the report, the visitor will need to key in three details — UHID (Unique Health Identification number), mobile number and the computer-generated password.
The hospital administration is likely to activate access of X-ray and lab reports of patients on computer screens of doctors very soon.
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