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OK I thought I've read somewhere that the VA has a dDR. Notes-OSA weight gain.pdfuty to assist and there was a CFR that states they shall help veterans with the claims process? Here is where my PCP specifically tells me in writing that PCP is not involved in the claims. I'm confused.
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Wow It looks like in the new directive they have to do DBQ's if you request it. It would be interesting to push the local buttons to see what they say. "(c) Completion of DBQs to Support VA Benef
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Pharmacists have always been able to legally overrule doctors, J. It’s literally part of their job, VA or not VA. A lot of people think the doctor is the end all/be all of the health care pyramid but
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I stand self corrected- They amended it (VHA Directive 1134(2))- again- but since it is a VHA policy its not one that we (VBA) would ever receive. I apologize, and will edit my prior comment RE: VA do
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