Glossary: Hospital Round Treating Practitioner
Why This Matters?
The Hospital Round Treating Practitioner manages and attends to the patient during Hospital Round visits. The Treating Practitioner is linked to the Hospital Round Case, records relevant information, and manages the patient's Hospital Round care.
A designated Treating Practitioner keeps Hospital Round responsibility clear and ensures the patient's visits and related information are linked to the correct practitioner.
Start on the Treating Practitioners screen.
Sections
Filter & Actions
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Filters & Actions
Filter Practitioners: Filters the list according to a selected practitioner.
Add New Practitioner: Adds a new practitioner to the list. For navigation, see How to Add a New Practitioner .
Columns
Edit: Allows you to edit the selected practitioner's details. For navigation, see How to Edit a Practitioner .
ID: The unique identifier number assigned to the practitioner.
Status: Indicates whether the practitioner is active or inactive.
Medibase: Indicates whether the practitioner is linked to Medibase. For navigation, see How to Link and Unlink a Practitioner .
Title: The practitioner's title.
Initials: The practitioner's initials.
Surname: The practitioner's surname.
Practice No.: The practice number assigned to the practitioner by the Board of Healthcare Funders (BHF).
Council No.: The practitioner's registration number with the relevant professional council.
Telephone No.: The telephone number where the practitioner can be contacted.
Cellphone No.: The cellphone number where the practitioner can be contacted.
Fax No.: The number used to send a fax to the practitioner.
Email: The email address of the practitioner.
Address: The physical address of the practitioner.
Postal Address: The postal address of the practitioner.
Qualification: The professional qualification of the practitioner.
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Link to Hospital Round: Links the selected practitioner to the Hospital Round.
Last modified: Friday, 16 October 2026, 11:56 AM