Guidance, resources and pathway information for clinicians working to improve health across the West Suffolk CCG region.
ADVICE & GUIDANCE
How to access advice and guidance from consultant.
PATHWAYS
Cancer
Children and Young People
- Anaphylaxis
- Asthma – Management Plan
- Asthma – Primary Care Children Under 2
- Asthma – Primary Care Children Over 2
- Asthma – Secondary Care Children Under 2
- Asthma – Secondary Care Children Over 2
- Colic in Babies
- Constipation in Children
- Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy
- Chronic Abdominal Pain in Children
- Diarrhoea & Vomiting in Children under 5
- Eczema in Children
- Feverish Illness in Children Toolkit
- Gastro-Oesophageal Reflux Disease (GORD) in Infants
Dementia
- Sue Ryder – Dementia Together referral form – April 2017
- Sue Ryder – Dementia Together information sheet – April 2017
End of Life
- Data Summary for Yellow Folders
- DNRCPR complete set 2017
- GSF Thinking Ahead
- Key Contact V7 – March 2013
EMIS Web Documents
Integrated Care
Mental Health
Planned Care
- Skin Cancer Service – PDF
- IBS Referral Form – word
- Ophthalmology Pathway – Suffolk Referral Form
- Structure HIP Assessment Service – removed to be amended
- Structure Knee Assessment Service – removed to be amended
- ALT pathway
- Carpal Tunnel pathway – removed to be amended
- Dyspepsia pathway
- Erectile Dysfunction
- HMB pathway
- Female Urinary Incontinence
- IBS Pathway – PDF
- Lipids
- Male LUTS
- Male LUTS IPSS
- Ophthalmology Pathway
- Shoulder Pain – removed to be amended
- West Suffolk Hip Pain Pathway – removed to be amended
- West Suffolk Knee Pathway – removed to be amended
- MECFS referral form
REFERRAL FORMS
2 Week Wait Forms
- Breast Cancer
- Children’s Cancer
- Gynaecological Cancer
- Head & Neck Cancer
- Haematology Suspected Cancer
- Lower GI Cancer
- Lung Cancer
- Skin Cancer
- Sarcoma
- Upper GI Cancer – Abdominal Mass & Jaundice / Dysphagia & Dyspepsia
- Urology – Bladder / Renal / Haematuria / Prostate / Testes & Penis Cancer
- Patient Information Leaflet – ‘Why have I been referred to hospital?’
