Report for: Use of standardised assessment forms in referrals to hepatology outpatient services: implications for accurate triaging of patients with chronic hepatitis C

Title	Use of standardised assessment forms in referrals to hepatology outpatient services: implications for accurate triaging of patients with chronic hepatitis C
Published in	Australian Health Review, March 2013
DOI	10.1071/ah12162
Pubmed ID	23448666
Authors	Leigh Horsfall, Graeme Macdonald, Ian Scott, Richard Skoien, Mohsina Khatun, Cathy Moss, Clare Seligman, Christine Kardash, Vicki Poxon, Elizabeth E. Powell
Abstract	To determine the spectrum of disease among non-urgent referrals to a tertiary hospital hepatology outpatient clinic, assess the adequacy of referral information in terms of risk stratification and determine whether a specifically designed referral template altered urgency for specialist assessment.

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Use of standardised assessment forms in referrals to hepatology outpatient services: implications for accurate triaging of patients with chronic hepatitis C