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Infectious Diseases Clinic Categories for Appointment Category 1 Urgent Category 2 Routine Emergency Clinical description Active untreated infection or recently commenced treatment requiring urgent review (eg: Newly diagnosed HIV infection, Tuberculosis, Mycobacterium ulcerans) All other cases related to an infectious disease Severe Symptoms or otherwise concerned (ie: where patient is likely to require admission) Timeframe for Appointment ** For urgent triage cases it would be useful to contact the ID registrar via the switchboard and the cases can be discussed with the on-call ID Consultant. Immediate via Emergency Department 14 -28 days 28 – 56 days Eligibility Criteria Referred by doctor Any infectious disease requiring review: General Infectious Diseases, Hospital-acquired infections, orthopaedic infections, travel-related infections, HIV Exclusions Mono-infection with Hepatitis B or C Alternative Referral Options Private gastroenterologist for Hepatitis B or C Monash Medical Centre Infectious Diseases unit Private specialists Peninsula Health GP Liaison Unit Dec 2015 Clinic Information Wednesday - Weekly 1300-1700 Frankston Integrated Health Centre Fax referrals to Outpatients Contact details PH 9784 2600 Fax 9784 2666 Minimum Referral Information Required (Please note, cannot be processed if minimum information is missing) Referral must be addressed to a named practitioner – Dr Emma Bishop/Dr Peter Kelley Referring practitioner name, provider number and signature. Date of referral. Patient’s name, address, date of birth, Medicare number and phone number. Clinical details and reason for referral. Period for which referral is valid (if different to standard referral validity). Relevant medical history including pathology and culture results and all other investigations. Medications Allergies Peninsula Health GP Liaison Unit Dec 2015