Get Fmed133 Rev Apr 07.doc

The FMed133 Rev Apr 07.doc is a crucial document used for recording the medical history of individuals upon their release from HM Forces. This guide provides a step-by-step approach to successfully complete the form online, ensuring a smooth transfer of medical records to your NHS general practitioner.

Follow the steps to complete your FMed133 Rev Apr 07.doc online effectively.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the FMed133 Rev Apr 07.doc and open it in your preferred document editor.
2. Begin with Part 1, directed to the civilian general practitioner, where you will summarize the individual’s service medical history. If available, attach any printouts of recent primary care electronic medical records.
3. Proceed to Part 2, which requires the individual to fill in their service number, surname in block capitals, rank or rating, complete forename(s), current medical centre address, residential address upon leaving the service, date of birth, national insurance number, and NHS number if known.
4. Indicate whether you consent to the release of your full service medical history to your civilian general practitioner by marking 'do' or 'do not' as applicable, acknowledging with your signature and date.
5. If applicable, complete Part 3 detailing the authority confirming medical discharge, including the address and date of release.
6. In Part 4, record the service vaccination history by listing the most recent immunizations and their completion status. Fill in the dates for each vaccine, indicating yes or no for completed courses.
7. For Part 5, complete the medical details as required by the president of the medical board or unit medical officer, including height, weight, and any relevant medical history.
8. After filling in all sections, review the document for completeness and accuracy.
9. Once the form is complete, save your changes, and you can proceed to download, print, or share the document as necessary.

Begin filling out your FMed133 Rev Apr 07.doc online today to ensure your medical records are accurately transferred.