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Begin by filling out the patient’s personal information, including name, address, phone number, health card number, date of birth, and gender. This section is crucial for identifying the patient accurately.
Indicate the urgency of the request by selecting either 'Outpatient' or 'Inpatient' and specify if it is 'Urgent' or 'Semi-Urgent'.
Provide a brief clinical history and any special instructions relevant to the patient's condition. This helps in prioritizing care effectively.
Select the reason for referral from the provided options such as Coronary Artery Disease or Valvular Heart Disease. Ensure to check all applicable boxes.
Complete the requested procedure section by marking all relevant procedures that apply to this referral.
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Our specialists guide a long, hollow tube called a catheter through an artery or vein to the procedure site. The location of the incision depends on the type of procedure you are having. In most cases, you are awake for the procedure and can go home the same day.
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