For referring doctors
Indications by service, what to include, and where to send it.
How to send a referral
Or start the referral here
Please include
Acute presentations should not be referred to an outpatient clinic. Suspected acute coronary syndrome, haemodynamic instability, or syncope with red-flag features should go to the emergency department.
Indications by service
Performed in the rooms
Please include the clinical question, current medications, and any prior ECGs or imaging with the referral.
Performed in the rooms
Performed in the rooms — assessment, stress echo and stress ECG; invasive angiography referred to hospital
Acute coronary syndromes should go to the emergency department, not to an outpatient clinic.
Referred to another specialist or centre — performed at partner radiology practices
Renal function and contrast allergy history are needed before booking. Rate control may be contraindicated in some patients.
Referred to another specialist or centre — performed at partner radiology practices
Please include eGFR and any implanted device details with the referral.
Performed in the rooms
Syncope with exertion, or with a family history of sudden cardiac death, warrants earlier assessment.
Performed in the rooms
Cardiac CT and cardiac MRI are requested through the practice and performed at partner radiology practices. For a clinical quick reference by presentation, preparation sheets and fees, see referrer resources.
