I did not see it on there, but part of your image is cut off but "source of the swab" and "result date" don't seem to appear in your image. Both are reasons that they can deny your EHAS application and both are specifically listed in the guidelines. You can submit the results and see if they are accepted since there seems to be a fairly wide variance in what the accept, but if you get a denial than you have an idea of what may be the problem.
I did not see it on there, but part of your image is cut off but "source of the swab" and "result date" don't seem to appear in your image. Both are reasons that they can deny your EHAS application and both are specifically listed in the guidelines. You can submit the results and see if they are accepted since there seems to be a fairly wide variance in what the accept, but if you get a denial than you have an idea of what may be the problem.
I have the Source and the date collected, so if I had submitted it the next day, that date would be obvious---right. Everything shows on my screen.
Scubaman, It was taken for a medical reason, so I didn't want to submit it, as a test, and have to pay the medical insurance. ???
Pre-insurance, I've submitted tests to find out how the process works. I don't know at which point in the process the insurance requirement kicks in, but I would be happy to dispute any charge with my credit card company for services which are never delivered.
The way it was posted it looked like you were ready to submit for a trip now.
Not ready to leave yet, but had to get a test, so I thought I'd run it by everyone to see what they thought. I will have to do it again soon, and wanted to make sure.
The way it was posted it looked like you were ready to submit for a trip now.
Not ready to leave yet, but had to get a test, so I thought I'd run it by everyone to see what they thought. I will have to do it again soon, and wanted to make sure.
There are certain things that the reviewers are looking for on the submission and those items are spelled out in their requirements. If it was me submitting, I would make sure that every one of those items is listed and that I met the basics of what they are asking you to show.
These reviewers have a checklist of items that they need to see, if it's not there than your likelihood of getting rejected rises significantly. If they are looking for "collection source" and your report shows nothing, than I would think that it is most likely going to get rejected. If your report shows nose swab under "collection source" than that drastically increases your chance of acceptance by the reviewer, even though it doesn't say NasoPharyngeal Swab. This is where the discretion/judgement of the reviewer comes into play.
The following is taken right from the Sint Maarten EHAS site:
"The original test result to be uploaded as part of EHAS application procedure must clearly specify the name of the laboratory or clinic, full name of test subject, type of test administered, name of antigen test, swab date, source of the swab, result date and a negative result. Non-compliant test results, hand written or e-mail statements from doctors will not be accepted."
Items: (list taken from site/quote above) 1). Name of Laboratory or clinic 2). Full name of test subject 3). Type of test administered (if Antigen test than it's specific name) 4). Swab date 5). Source of the swab (collection source) 6). Result date 7). NEGATIVE results
As you can see, they are looking for very specific information, if it's not there(non-compliant test result), or handwritten in, than you drastically increase your chance of rejection. If something is missing, get it corrected beforehand to greatly increase your odds of acceptance.
From the sample report you posted earlier, I did not see the "source of the swab" or "result date" listed. Both are on the list of items that they are specifically looking for, if it's not there you stand a decent chance of the submission not getting accepted. Nothing is set in stone, but I myself would not play those odds.
If I can answer any other questions or be of any help, please just let me know.
The lab results form is a template. You can ask them to edit the template so that all future printings of a results report shows that information.
Your April results are an example of the discretion/judgement used by the reviewers, but also that info being missing is a very simple reason for denial.
I was just approved yesterday and we had no source listed on our test either.
Same here, two different test dates and both reports were exactly like The_Lurker's...no acceptance issues. A PCR is a PCR....not gonna be taken from your armpit
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Your April results are an example of the discretion/judgement used by the reviewers, but also that info being missing is a very simple reason for denial.
...and using a test (home BinaxNow with telemed) that is listed as not acceptable has a greater chance of denial. I will stick with the PCR but everyone has their own choice to make
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