Navmed 6100 6 Form PDF Details

Navmed 6100/6 Form is an important document for healthcare providers to keep in their files. As a legal record, it authenticates individual medical and personal history information that must be filled out correctly. Not only does this form contain vital components of an individual's medical documentation, but it also provides an accurate picture of the patient's current and past activities. Whether you're a new provider or one who has plenty of experience with the Navy Medical Record System, understanding how to accurately complete the Navmed 6100/6 will help ensure the health of your patients as well as minimize any potential risks associated with incorrect filing procedures. In this blog post we'll explain what Navmed 6100/6 Form is used for, its importance when completing records correctly, as well as some tips on how to properly fill out this important form effectively.

QuestionAnswer
Form NameNavmed 6100 6 Form
Form Length1 pages
Fillable?No
Fillable fields0
Avg. time to fill out15 sec
Other names6100 6, dod 61006 duty limited form, navy navmed 61006 form, dod navmed 6100 unrestricted duty

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RETURN OF A PATIENT TO MEDICALLY UNRESTRICTED DUTY

FROM LIMITED DUTY

SECTION 1: CLINICAL INFORMATION - TO BE COMPLETED BY MEDICAL OFFICER

Date:

 

 

Patient Name:

 

 

Patient SSN:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(Last,

First, MI)

Diagnosis:

(1)

 

 

 

 

ICD-9 CM Code

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(2)

 

 

 

 

ICD-9 CM Code

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Notes on return to duty, including findings, prognosis, and any residual effects:

Effective date (Proposed) of return to Unrestricted Duty:

Printed physician name/signature/date

Returned to duty (select one):

Disapproved

Approved

Effective date:

Printed physician name/signature/date

SECTION 2: PATIENT INFORMATION - TO BE COMPLETED BY PATIENT

I have received full information on my "return to duty." I understand that my return to duty becomes effective once approved by the MTF convening authority. The MTF will report my return to medically unrestricted duty to my parent command and I will personally notify my immediate chain of command.

Patient signature/date

SECTION 3: PATIENT ADMINISTRATION/MEDICAL EVALUATION BOARDS OFFICIAL

The following actions have been completed (the completing official will initial and date next to each entry):

Entry into MedBOLTT

 

Notification to parent command

Briefing to patient on limited duty/MEBs

 

Notifications to PSD/personnel office

 

Notification to MTF LIMDU coordinator

 

 

 

 

Printed patient administration/medical evaluation boards official name, signature, and date

ROUTING: Original to patient health record;copies to patient, parent command, PSD, MEBR case file, PERS-4821 or MMSR-4.

NAVMED 6100/6 (8-2004)