Examination results

Blood or urine submitted? If blood has been taken from you or you have submitted urine, this helps the GP to get a fuller picture of your health. The results can help find the right treatment and detect possible health problems early.

On average, the results take two working days to arrive.

Your examination results view online

You can easily view your results via MyHealth.net. Once we have received and reviewed the result, we will place it in your file, including a brief explanation. You will receive an e-mail as soon as the results are ready. So you can read it at your convenience.

Your examination results discuss with your GP

Would you like to discuss your results or get advice from your GP? You have two options:

• By phone: call the assistant between 08:00 and 10:30 on 0297 – 32 78 01. Often she can answer your question immediately. If this is not possible, she will agree with you on a time when the GP will call you back.
• E-consultation via MijnGezondheid.net: You can from Monday to Friday a digital consultation request from your GP.

Note: Do you have serious complaints or an emergency? Please call the practice or the GP surgery immediately.

Collection of urine

When a bladder infection is suspected, it is important that:

• The urine has been in the bladder for at least 3 hours.
• You will urinate in a clean container (available at the practice).
• You first clean your genitals with water (no soap).
• You collect a middle stream of urine: start peeing in the toilet, collect some in the potty, and pee the rest back in the toilet.
• You seal the jar immediately and mark it with your name and date of birth.

Submit the urine to the practice or laboratory as soon as possible. Can't hand it in right away? Then keep it in the fridge for up to 24 hours.