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Cancer Referral form - Upper GI

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UPPER <strong>GI</strong><br />

Suspected <strong>Cancer</strong> <strong>Referral</strong><br />

(2 Week Wait <strong>Referral</strong>)<br />

To support NICE guidance 2005<br />

Please FAX within 24 hours to the <strong>Cancer</strong> <strong>Referral</strong>s Office on:<br />

01708 435074 or 01708 435367<br />

Section 1 PATIENT INFORMATION (Please complete in BLOCK CAPITALS)<br />

SURNAME<br />

Date of <strong>Referral</strong> / /<br />

Date of Birth / /<br />

FIRST NAME<br />

NHS number<br />

UBRN - -<br />

Miss Mrs Ms Mr Other: _________ M [ ] F [ ] Home Tel.<br />

Address<br />

Post Code<br />

Mobile/Daytime Tel.<br />

Transport Y N Interpreter Y N<br />

Language<br />

Section 2 PRACTICE INFORMATION (Please use practice stamp if available)<br />

Referring GP Locum Y N<br />

Practice Address<br />

Telephone<br />

Fax<br />

Post Code<br />

Section 3 CLINICAL INFORMATION (please TICK all applicable entries)<br />

Symptoms that may require gastroscopy as 1 st appointment<br />

With or without dyspepsia and:<br />

Dyspepsia and:<br />

[ ] Dysphagia [ ] Chronic gastrointestinal bleeding<br />

[ ] Epigastric mass [ ] Iron deficiency anaemia<br />

[ ] Persistent vomiting and weight loss [ ] Suspicious barium meal result/CT/USS<br />

[ ] Progressive unintentional weight loss [ ] Aged > 55 yrs with unexplained persistent, recent onset*<br />

Consider in worsening dyspepsia and: * Recent onset means NEW and not a recurrence of previous dyspepsia<br />

[ ] Barrett’s oesophagus Persistent defined as longer than expected (usually > 6 weeks)<br />

[ ] Peptic ulcer surgery > 20 years Unexplained after history/GP investigations<br />

[ ] Known dysplasia, atrophic gastritis,<br />

intestinal metaplasia<br />

In case of uncertainty, please contact your local specialist (see local contacts on guideline)<br />

Symptoms that may require an outpatient visit as 1 st appointment<br />

[ ] Jaundice (urgent USS if possible) [ ] <strong>Upper</strong> abdominal mass<br />

PLEASE ENCLOSE PRINTOUTS OF CURRENT MEDICATIONS and PAST MEDICAL HISTORY<br />

All Medication<br />

Significant Medical History, Known Allergies<br />

DIABETIC: YES / NO<br />

WARFARIN: YES / NO<br />

ACID SUPPRESSION MEDS<br />

STOPPED: YES / NO<br />

Investigations<br />

FBC: YES / NO Date: ___/___<br />

Hb :<br />

• Discussed urgent suspected cancer referral with patient Y N<br />

• Have you told the patient that they may have a gastroscopy Y N<br />

Comments /other reasons for urgent referral<br />

Hospital use only: (Tick where appropriate)<br />

Date Appointment Booked: / / Date of <strong>Referral</strong> receipt: / /<br />

Target Dates 2ww / / Database: Patient confirmed:<br />

62/7 / /<br />

A separate letter need accompany only if you consider it necessary.<br />

Approved by the North East London <strong>Cancer</strong> Network April 2006_REVISED April 2009_AM


LOCAL CONTACT DETAILS<br />

<strong>Cancer</strong> Waiting Times Co-ordinator Tel. 01708 435169 Queen’s Hospital<br />

CRITERIA 1 FOR URGENT SUSPECTED CANCER REFERRAL<br />

Please FAX the referral <strong>form</strong> within 24 hours<br />

Refer a patient who presents with symptoms suggestive of upper <strong>GI</strong> cancer to a team<br />

specialising in the management of upper <strong>GI</strong> cancer, depending on local arrangements.<br />

Helicobacter pylori status should not affect the decision to refer for suspected cancer.<br />

Note that for patients

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