Question 15 · LEK · Issuing medical certificates
To control the decision on temporary incapacity to work a SIF (ZUS) certifying doctor cannot:
- A. carry out examinations of the insured person at the designated place.
- B. carry out examinations of the insured person at their place of residence.
- C. refer the insured person to any doctor for specialist examinations.
- D. demand from the doctor who issued the decision the medical documentation on grounds of which the decision was taken.
- E. order to carry out further examinations at a specified time.
Hint
Specialist examinations ordered during this control must be performed within the ZUS system, not by a freely chosen doctor.
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