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This document serves as a referral form for patients to be directed to the appropriate Infectious Diseases Clinic at the University Health Network. It includes sections for patient information, physician details, timing of referral, and the specific area of infectious diseases being addressed. It also outlines the need for relevant clinical information and the option for interpreter services.

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How to fill out infectious diseases clinic referral

1. Begin by obtaining the referral form from your healthcare provider or the infectious diseases clinic.
2. Fill in the patient's personal information, including name, date of birth, and contact details.
3. Include relevant medical history, indicating any known infectious diseases or symptoms.
4. Provide details regarding previous treatments or diagnoses related to infections.
5. Indicate the specific reason for the referral, outlining any urgent concerns or conditions that need attention.
6. Complete the referring physician's information, including name, contact information, and signature.
7. Verify that all sections of the form are filled out accurately and completely.
8. Submit the completed referral form to the infectious diseases clinic.

Who needs infectious diseases clinic referral?

1. Patients experiencing unexplained or chronic infections.
2. Individuals with symptoms suggestive of an infectious disease, such as fever, rash, or respiratory issues.
3. Patients with HIV/AIDS or those at high risk for infectious diseases.
4. Individuals requiring specialized diagnosis and treatment for complex infections.
5. Travelers returning with unusual or severe symptoms from high-risk areas.

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What is infectious diseases clinic referral?

An infectious diseases clinic referral is the process of directing a patient to a specialized clinic that focuses on diagnosing and treating infectious diseases.

Who is required to file infectious diseases clinic referral?

Typically, healthcare providers such as physicians or specialists who identify the need for specialized treatment in infectious diseases are required to file the referral.

How to fill out infectious diseases clinic referral?

To fill out an infectious diseases clinic referral, a healthcare professional must complete the required referral form, which includes patient information, reason for referral, and any relevant medical history.

What is the purpose of infectious diseases clinic referral?

The purpose of an infectious diseases clinic referral is to ensure that patients receive appropriate, specialized care for their infectious conditions that cannot be managed effectively in a primary care setting.

What information must be reported on infectious diseases clinic referral?

The referral must include information such as patient demographics, medical history, current medications, reason for referral, and relevant laboratory or imaging results.