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General consultation is the first step to addressing an individual’s health concerns. Typically, this lasts about 30 minutes. All first consultations will include an assessment of haemoglobin level (complete blood count), the minimal requested. This will give a panoramic view of the patient’s general health condition. Should the patient be found to have a chronic medical condition in the past or newly diagnosed, the attending clinician will also request a general biochemistry laboratory (liver and renal function test) investigation. WASC require clinicians to take requested blood sample personally. This promotes patient bonding and trust. An attending medical officer or a resident doctor arranges a follow-up consultation with a specialist if needed. A specialist can see a case outside their field of specialisation. Such consultation falls under the category of general practice as well. These patients will be booked for specialist consultation, ideally within three working days of the initial assessment and treatment.