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Suspected Altered Consent

A patient returned a signed surgical consent but the attending surgeon is in clinic and I need to know if the signatur…

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A patient returned a signed surgical consent but the attending surgeon is in clinic and I need to know if the signature page matches the version we sent. I can compare documents but I'm unsure what differences matter legally versus clerical. Tell me quickly whether this is likely a benign formatting change or an alteration needing escalation, list the three exact discrepancies that require immediate physician review, and give me one concise line to add to the chart while I wait.
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Physician unavailable and consent looks altered

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