The dysplasia service offers assessment, treatment and review to women with abnormal Pap smears, persistent post coital bleeding or any macroscopically suspicious lesion on the cervix.
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Patients with high grade abnormalities and suspicious lesions are seen within four weeks, and women with persistent low grade abnormalities will be seen within eight to twelve weeks from referral. The dysplasia unit is compliant with NHMRC follow up guidelines which ensure an early discharge back to the family doctor.
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How to refer
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GP Referral letter
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GP referral forms for the choices clinic can be downloaded from the referrals and other resources web page.
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Hours and days of service operation
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Monday afternoon
Tuesday morning
Wednesday all day
Friday all day
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Please bring to the appointment:
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- Test results/Imaging
- Medicare Card
- Health Care Card
- Date of last pap smear test
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- The hospital will already have the referral letter from your GP.
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Service contacts
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Lead Nurse and Service Coordinator: Barbara McBride
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Clinical Director of Gynaecological Oncology and Dysplasia: Miss Orla McNally
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Clinical Lead: Mr David Wrede
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Phone: (03) 8345 3548
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GP fast fax referrals: (03) 8345 3036
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(please mark 'for the attention of Barbara McBride').
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Email: The dysplasia service
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