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This validation checks that the key dates on the form are in a logical chronological order: Date of Birth < Date of Injury/Crash <= Date Services First Commenced <= Date of request. This is critical for establishing a valid timeline of events for the claim. If the dates are out of sequence, the form submission will be rejected, and the user will be prompted to correct the date entries to reflect an accurate history.

This check validates that the 'Other allied health discipline' text field is filled out if and only if the 'Allied health discipline' dropdown selection is 'Other'. This ensures that specific discipline information is captured when a standard category is not chosen, and prevents extraneous data entry otherwise. A failure will trigger a message requiring the user to either specify the discipline or choose a standard one from the list.

This validation ensures that the 'Risk screening tool name', 'Date administered', and 'Risk screening score/comment' fields are only populated if the 'Yes (risk screening tool applied)' checkbox is checked. This maintains data integrity by linking the details directly to the confirmation of the action. If the 'Yes' box is checked but details are missing, or if details are present without the box being checked, an error will be displayed to enforce consistency.

For each Standardised Outcome Measure (SOM) row, this check verifies that the dates are in correct chronological order: Initial SOM date ≤ Previous SOM date ≤ Current SOM date. This logic is essential for accurately tracking a patient's progress over time. If the dates are not sequential, it suggests a data entry error, and the system will flag the specific SOM row for correction.

This validation performs a calculation check on each requested service line, ensuring that the 'Total Cost' field correctly equals the 'Number of Sessions/Hours' multiplied by the 'Cost per Session/Item'. This prevents mathematical errors and ensures accurate financial reporting for billing and approval. If the calculation is incorrect, the system will highlight the discrepancy and may auto-calculate the correct total or prompt the user to review the figures.

This check confirms that the 'Overall total cost' field is the correct sum of all individual 'Total Cost' fields from the requested services section. This serves as a final financial cross-check to ensure the total amount requested is accurate. If the sum does not match, an error message will indicate the discrepancy, preventing submission until the financial details are reconciled.