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Urgent Patient Consent Collection

We rolled out the new outpatient procedure and need [count=120] signed informed-consent forms collected and verified b…

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We rolled out the new outpatient procedure and need [count=120] signed informed-consent forms collected and verified by end of day [deadline=tomorrow]. The clinic coordinators are stretched and some patients signed older versions. I can't tell whether to re-consent everyone or accept the older forms. Tell me how to triage which patients need re-consent, what to say to coordinators to get this done without burning them out, and give a short script for contacting patients explaining why a re-sign matters. I won't accept exposing patient data while chasing signatures.
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We have 120 patient consent forms to collect after a new procedure rollout and the training deadline is tomorrow

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