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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the msj breast clinic referral form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your surname and first name in the designated fields. Select your title (MR, MISS, MRS, MS) from the options provided.
  3. Fill in your permanent address and postal code accurately to ensure proper communication.
  4. Provide your contact information including cell phone, home phone, and work phone numbers.
  5. Enter your date of birth, health care number, age, and MSP details as required.
  6. Indicate if you have had previous mammograms or ultrasounds within the last two years by checking 'YES' or 'NO', and provide relevant dates and locations.
  7. Select the exam requested (Mammography or Ultrasound) and specify any areas of concern. Ensure to mark any relevant boxes regarding consent for imaging techniques.
  8. Complete the present complaint section by checking all applicable symptoms related to your condition.
  9. Finally, ensure that the authorizing physician's signature is included along with their printed name and contact details before submitting the form.

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aged 30 and over with an unexplained lump (with or without pain) OR aged 50 and over with any unilateral changes of concern including discharge or retraction.
1. Introduction. The 2-week rule in the United Kingdom was introduced to ensure patients with suspected cancer are seen quickly by an appropriate specialist. The specialist must be notified within 24 h and see the patient within 2 weeks from the time the general practitioner (GP) makes the decision to refer.
What will happen at my appointment? When you arrive at the clinic you should register at the reception. You will then be seen by a doctor or a nurse who is a specialist in diseases and who will listen to any concerns you may have. They will ask about your symptoms, examine you and arrange some tests.
The symptomatic 2ww standard should ensure that all patients (men and women) with symptoms (where cancer is not suspected) are seen by a specialist within 2 weeks of a referral being received from their GP or other relevant health professional.
One of the most common services that is offered at an urgent care for women is mammogram screening. A mammogram is an x-ray examination that checks the for cancerous cells or warning signs. This appointment does not take longer than 30 minutes, and the actual screening should not extend past 10 minutes.

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Your doctor should offer you an urgent referral to a clinic if you: are over 30 and have a new lump. are under 30 and have a new lump with other symptoms that could be cancer such as a lump in your armpit, changes or skin changes.
How long will I wait for an appointment? The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) recommends that GPs refer anyone with a problem for an urgent clinic appointment to be seen within 2 weeks. GPs will also make a non-urgent referral. Any referral decisions will be made on a case by case basis.
For example, in England an urgent referral means that you should see a specialist within 2 weeks. Ask your GP when youre likely to get an appointment. Depending on where you live, you might get your appointment directly from your GP surgery, or by phone, post or email.

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