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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by ticking the relevant box indicating whether the patient has an EPC Multidisciplinary Care Plan or a GP Management Plan. This is crucial for determining eligibility for Medicare rebates.
  3. Fill in the GP details section, including Provider Number, Name, Address, and Postcode. Ensure accuracy as this information is essential for processing.
  4. Enter the Patient details, including Medicare Number, Patient’s reference number, First Name, Surname, Address, and Postcode. This ensures that all patient information is correctly linked to the referral.
  5. Specify the Allied Health Professional (AHP) being referred to by entering their Name and Address. This helps streamline communication between healthcare providers.
  6. In the Referral details section, indicate the number of services required next to each AHP type. Use a separate copy of the form for different services if necessary.
  7. Finally, ensure that you sign and date the form at the bottom as a confirmation of referral before submitting it.

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A referral is a letter from your doctor or health professional to another health professional or health service. Referrals are made to get expert help with the diagnosis or treatment of your health problem. Most referral letters are written by your family doctor (general practitioner, or GP).
A specialist will only see you with a letter of referral from your GP. The letter will give the specialist essential background information, such as your medical history, and itll also contain details that the specialist needs to pay particular attention to.
And sometimes, your GP might decide you need to see another healthcare professional for specialist tests, treatment or care. When they request specialist tests or treatment on your behalf, this is known as a referral. Examples of referrals could include: Scans or tests for a diagnosis of a condition or health issue.
GPs provide a broad service on all health issues and may refer you to see a specialist or hospital consultant if your condition needs further investigation. You cannot see a consultant for the first time without a referral from a GP. As well as health consultations, GPs may also provide: Prescriptions for medicine.
If your doctor believes that non-surgical treatments wont be enough, you may get a referral to a general surgeon. You may need to visit a surgeon when other treatments havent worked. Youre Having a Medical Emergency. Because general surgeons have such broad knowledge, they perform a variety of emergency procedures.

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General practitioners are primary care doctors who care for their patients health and wellness overall. Specialists choose to specialize in specific parts of medicine, such as neurology, orthopedics, or dermatology.

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