The type of the letter recipient.
| Possible Values |
| 'Ext Provider From Patient' |
| 'Patient' |
| 'Guarantor' |
| 'Next Of Kin' |
| 'Partner' |
| 'Ext Prov' |
| 'General' |
| 'Unspecified' |
| 'Lead Care Giver' |
| 'Lead Maternity Provider' |
| 'PHO Structure Items' |
| 'Provider Group' |
| 'Referral (Current)' |
| 'Provider' |
| 'Care Team member' |
object.RecipientType
| Part | Attribute | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
object |
Required | The object always implements the
ISLetter interface |
string
Display some information about the letter, including the type of the letter recipient.
Dim aPatient
Dim aLetters, aLetter
Dim i
Dim aMessage
Set aPatient = Profile.SelectPatient
set aLetters = aPatient.GetLetters (1) ' slcfWordRTF
aMessage =_
"The number of the letters of the selected format is " & aLetters.Count
for i = 0 to aLetters.Count - 1
set aLetter = aLetters.Item(i)
aMessage = aMessage & vbNewLine &_
"Letter Date: " & aLetter.Date & vbNewLine &_
"Letter Subject: " & aLetter.Subject2 & vbNewLine &_
"Recipient: " & aLetter.Recipient & vbNewLine &_
"Recipient Type: " & aLetter.RecipientType & vbNewLine
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Profile.MsgBox(aMessage) In Profile Client v8 on User Interface Recipient Type can be found in or in .