If you wish to be referred to a specialist in a particular field, such as a surgeon or a gynaecologist (a specialist in the female reproductive system), you should see the GP you’re registered with.
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Patient : How to refer ?
Referrals for specialist care
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 it’ll also contain details that the specialist needs to pay particular attention to.
Your GP also generally understands your health history and treatments better than anyone else and will base any decision for a specialist referral on this knowledge. If you ask your GP to refer you to a specialist, they’ll probably suggest that you first try various tests or treatment options to see whether your condition improves.
Doctors : How to make a referral at KIC
It’s very simple
It’s very simple , you have different options to make your referral request:
• Contact us by Phone at 020 7589 9321
• Send us an email with the referral details at Contact@lamaisonmedicale.co.uk
Follow the form below to refer a patient
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