GP Reports provides quality medical practitioner reports to the medicolegal community at an unrivalled level of service and speed of response. You may register with GP Reports and thereby gain the full benefit of our services by contacting us for further details.

After registering, your staff will be issued with secure user codes to gain access to the bespoke GP Reports software. All necessary training and support will be given to ensure easy operation.

You will be able to view details of all the experts across the UK in terms of their venues and CVs. You will also be able to print off CVs for your reference. At this stage you will be in a position to put forward the most appropriate experts on your nominee panel.

The GP Reports software allows you to view the experts' diaries directly on-line and establish the most convenient time for your client. You can book that appointment immediately and obtain printed confirmation. This completely removes the additional time and expense of writing to experts and awaiting their response. You will know the appointment within minutes rather than weeks.

Behind the scenes, the GP Reports administrators will ensure the smooth running of the experts� diaries. In the main, the experts compile digital transcriptions of the reports and upload these onto the software. The GP Reports secretaries subsequently convert them to word documents. The report will then be checked in-house. An email will be sent directly to inform you that a report is available on the site to be viewed and printed off.

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Reduce your DNA rate ; all clients will be contacted by GP Reports to ensure attendance.

Know the Progress of your Case ; access the site at any time to check on the status of the case.

Obtain the Report Quickly ; the time between the appointment and receiving the report is 7 to 14 days.

- Access to Select Practitioners
- Immediate Access to Appointments
- Proactive Administrators ensuring Smooth Operation
- High Quality Reports
- Speedy Receipt of the Reports

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