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# Den Nationale Henvisningsformidling (DNHF)

DNHF har erstattet Henvisningshotellet (RefHost) fra januar 2021.

### Adgang til DNHF

Der kræves gyldig digital signatur ved log ind i DNHF.

I tilfælde af den digitale signatur, der er logget ind med, ikke er gyldig, eller der mangler korrekte SOR oplysninger, vil man som bruger ikke automatisk blive logget ind. I de tilfælde vil DNHF's login-skærmbillede fremkomme.

DNHF kan tilgås med og uden patient. Link til DNHF findes i [Links](/links.md).

### Funktioner

Hvis en patient er fremsøgt i EG Clinea, når DNHF linket vælges, vil patientens CPR-nr. blive overført til DNHF.

DNHF understøtter ikke erstatnings-CPR.

### Kontaktinformation, DNHF

Kontaktinformation til DNHF fremgår af [DNHF's loginside](https://dnhf.dk/#/login).


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