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Medical Practitioners and the DTC Form

A qualified medical practitioner must complete relevant sections of the T2201. The type of practitioner depends on the impairment category.

What practitioners should focus on

Functional impact.
Duration.
Severity.
Real examples of daily restrictions.
Whether limitations remain despite treatment or devices.

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First name

Phone

Province or territory

Main condition or concern

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Medical Practitioners and the DTC Form

What practitioners should focus on

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