Refer to Diabetes and Endocrinology emergencies for emergency criteria.
Adult patients (aged 16 years or over):
Paediatric patients (aged 0 to 15 years):
Some paediatric services accept referrals for patients aged 16 to 18 years, by exception. Liaise with the relevant local health district or specialty health network to determine referral appropriateness.
Refer to Diabetes and Endocrinology presentations out of scope to understand when NSW public specialist outpatient services are generally not provided in this specialty.
Refer to Ear, nose and throat emergencies for emergency criteria.
Adult patients (aged 16 years or over)
Paediatric patients (aged 0 to 15 years)
Refer to Ear, nose and throat presentations out of scope to understand when NSW public specialist outpatient services are generally not provided in this specialty.
Refer to Gastroenterological emergencies for emergency criteria.
Adult patients (aged 16 years or over):
Paediatric patients (aged 0 to 15 years):
Refer to Gastroenterological presentations out of scope to understand when NSW public specialist outpatient services are generally not provided in this specialty.
Refer to General Gynaecology emergencies for emergency criteria.
Adult patients (aged 16 years or over):
Refer to General Gynaecology presentations out of scope to understand when NSW public specialist outpatient services are generally not provided in this specialty.
Refer to General Paediatrics emergencies for emergency criteria.
Paediatric patients (aged 0 to 15 years):
Refer to General Paediatrics presentations out of scope to understand when NSW public specialist outpatient services are generally not provided in this specialty.
Refer to Gynaecological Oncology emergencies for emergency criteria.
Refer to Gynaecological Oncology presentations out of scope to understand when NSW public specialist outpatient services are generally not provided in this specialty.
Refer to Maternity emergencies for emergency criteria.
Refer to Maternity presentations out of scope to understand when NSW public specialist outpatient services are generally not provided in this specialty.
Refer to Menopause emergencies for emergency criteria.
Adult patients (aged 16 years or over):
Refer to Menopause presentations out of scope to understand when NSW public specialist outpatient services are generally not provided in this specialty.
Refer to Ophthalmic emergencies for emergency criteria.
Refer to Ophthalmic presentations out of scope to understand when NSW public specialist outpatient services are generally not provided in this specialty.
Refer to Orthopaedic emergencies for emergency criteria.
Refer to Orthopaedic presentations out of scope to understand when NSW public specialist outpatient services are generally not provided in this specialty.
