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The document is a Rheumatology Non-IV Referral Form that collects patient and prescriber information, including diagnosis details and medication prescriptions for various rheumatological conditions. It outlines the necessary treatments, dosages, and enrollment options for specific medication programs, while also emphasizing the importance of tuberculosis testing prior to treatment initiation. Additionally, it includes instructions for handling confidential information.

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Begin by filling out the Patient Information section. Enter the patient's name, date of birth, sex, weight, and contact details. Ensure to include any allergies and emergency contact information.
Next, complete the Prescriber Information section. Input the prescriber's name, NPI, DEA number, state license, and practice details.
In the Diagnosis Information section, select the primary diagnosis from the provided options. Indicate if the patient has been treated previously and list any current medications.
Proceed to Prescription Information. Choose the prescribed medication(s) and specify quantities and refills as needed. Make sure to check any enrollment options for programs related to specific medications.
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What is a referral for rheumatology?

If you develop symptoms that suggest a rheumatic disease, your primary care provider might refer you to a rheumatologist. These symptoms can be wide-ranging, but they have some common features your provider might recognize. Rheumatic diseases can: Happen in many places at once or all over your body.

Why would your doctor refer you to a rheumatologist?

Adults with pain, swelling and stiffness of more than 1 joint, or the small joints of the hands or feet, are referred within 3 working days of their GP appointment to a specialist in rheumatology. Early referral means that they can be diagnosed and start treatment sooner if they have rheumatoid arthritis.

Why would you need a referral to a rheumatologist?

View all conditions Ankylosing spondylitis. Antiphospholipid syndrome. Aortitis. Autoinflammatory diseases. Axial spondyloarthritis. Behcet disease. Central nervous system (CNS) vasculitis. Churg-Strauss syndrome.