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FSH Contact List For Contact list for General Practitioners December 2020 General enquiries via the Helpdesk 6152 2222 Emergency Department (direct line) 6152 7642 Please note All emergency or urgent referrals should be discussed with the relevant team during the specified hours rather than being sent to the Emergency Department. For advice regarding the urgent care of a particular patient, most specialties have a consultant and/or registrar on call 24 hours / 7 days. Unless otherwise stated below, FSH manages patients aged 14 and above. Website for GPs For more information visit http://fsh.health.wa.gov.au/For-health-professionals/GPs FSH outpatients referrals Outpatient referrals are coordinated through the WA Health Central Referral Service (CRS). Referrals are allocated according to the patient’s residential address, medical condition, the level of care required and the waiting times at various facilities. Fax: 1300 365 056 Email: [email protected] FSH referral service Some referrals are out of scope for the CRS - these should be directed to the FSH Referral Service. Fax: 6152 9762 Email: [email protected] Urgent referrals GPs should contact the relevant specialty at FSH by telephone (contact details below) and if the patient is accepted a referral should be faxed or emailed to the FSH referral service immediately. Fax: 6152 9762 Email: [email protected] Contact list for General Practitioners Fiona Stanley Hospital, South Metropolitan Health Service December 2020 Page 1 of 12 Specialty Routine enquiries (bus. hours) Urgent advice Acute Medical Unit (AMU) General medical enquiries AMU Admitting Registrar AMU Ward Clerk Ph: 6152 7602 • Acute medical admissions for Ph: 6152 0504 Available: 24 hours, 7 days general medicine and a range of subspecialties Acute Medical Ambulatory Centre General enquiries AMAC Consultant (AMAC) AMAC Ward Clerk Ph 6152 1462 Ph: 6152 5831 • Rapid access general medical Monday-Friday reviews and day admissions 8am-4pm • Direct referrals to the AMAC must be discussed with the consultant AMAC registrar and the referral then sent to FSH Ph: 6152 9479 Referrals Fax:6152 9762 Acute Surgical Unit and Trauma ASU Fellow ASU Admitting Registrar Ph: 6152 1701 Ph: 6152 7609 • Acute surgical admissions Available: 24 hours, 7 days • Metropolitan trauma service ASU/Colorectal Fellow Ph: 6152 2170 General Surgical Fellow and Duty ASU Surgeon Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 Advanced Heart Failure and Cardiac Administrative enquiries to the AHFCTS Registrar Transplant Service clinic Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 Ph: 6152 5783 Available: 8am–5pm, Mon–Fri • Management of severe heart failure including pre and post transplant After hours and weekends on- call consultant Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 Anaesthetics General enquiries Duty Anaesthetist Ph: 6152 6893 Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 • Preadmission Clinic for pre Available: 24 hours, 7 days anaesthetic assessment • General, regional and local anaesthesia • Acute Pain Service for treatment of severs or procedure related pain Breast Service Breast clinic Breast Registrar Ph: 6152 6487 Ph: 6152 1702 • Breast assessment service Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 • Breast surgery Outpatient referrals via CRS Available: 8am–5pm, Mon–Fri After hours: refer patients to ED Contact list for General Practitioners Fiona Stanley Hospital, South Metropolitan Health Service December 2020 Page 2 of 12 Specialty Routine enquiries (bus. hours) Urgent advice Cardiology Cardiology outpatient referrals Cardiology registrar via CRS. (No external referrals Ph: 6152 7617 • Interventional cardiology solely for cardiology procedures.) Available: 24 hours, 7 days • Coronary care unit • Inpatient and outpatient care Cardiology enquiries • Cardiac investigations Ph: 6152 4130 Cardiothoracic Surgery Cardiothoracic outpatient Cardiothoracic registrar referrals via CRS Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 Available: 24 hours, 7 days Cardiothoracic enquiries Ph: 6152 4420 Dermatology Dermatology referrals via CRS Dermatology registrar Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 • Comprehensive medical and surgical services for diseases of the skin Emergency Medicine For paediatric patients <12 yrs Admitting Officer definitely requiring surgical, Ph: 6152 7642 • Age group: Paediatric and adult urological, spinal or Available: 24 hours, 7 days • Emergency medicine gynaecological assessment, (Please phone for discussion • Emergency short stay unit referrals may best be directed to or guidance. Alternatively, for • Toxicology PCH to reduce the need for stable patients, a referral letter transfer. to present at triage is welcome.) Stable burns patients <16 yrs should be referred to PCH. Endocrinology Endocrinology and Diabetes Endocrinology Registrar outpatient referrals via CRS Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 • Endocrinology Available: 24 hours, 7 days • Complex Diabetes including high risk foot disease ENT ENT outpatient referrals via CRS ENT Registrar • Age: Paediatric and adult Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 • Head and neck surgery Available: 8am–10pm, 7 days • Complex otology • Paediatric ENT Gastroenterology and Hepatology Gastroenterology outpatient Gastroenterology Registrar referrals via CRS (Advanced Trainee) • Age group: Adult and paediatric Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 Referrals for endoscopy via form aged between 13 and 16 Available: 8am–6pm, Mon–Fri on FSH website: • Gastroenterology including www.fsh.health.wa.gov.au After hours AMU registrar or diagnostic and therapeutic on call gastroenterology interventions consultant • Hepatology Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 Contact list for General Practitioners Fiona Stanley Hospital, South Metropolitan Health Service December 2020 Page 3 of 12 Specialty Routine enquiries (bus. hours) Urgent advice General Medicine Non-urgent general medical For admissions and urgent outpatient referrals via CRS clinic. see information under • Following admission through the the Acute Medical Unit listing Acute Medical Unit patients General enquiries re current or requiring further general medical recently discharged inpatients via care are transferred to a general the Helpdesk medical team Ph: 6152 2222 General Surgery and Surgical General Surgical Outpatient On-call Surgical Fellow Subspecialties referrals via CRS Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 • Upper gastrointestinal surgical team General Surgical enquiries • Colorectal surgical team Ph: 6152 3793 • Endocrine surgical team Mobile: 0404 890 200 Note: no routine elective general Non-urgent Upper GI cancer surgery at FSH. referrals via UGI Cancer Nurse Ph: 0434 679 679 Colorectal Cancer Nurse Ph: 6152 9423 / 0466 508 949 Upper Gastrointestinal Fellow Ph: 6152 1703 Colorectal Fellow Ph: 6152 1705 ASU/Colorectal fellow Ph: 6152 2170 HBP (Hepatic, biliary, pancreatic) Ph: 6152 1702 Geriatric Service Medical enquiries to Geriatrician Acute Care of the Elderly (Acute Care of the Elderly) of the Day (GOD) (ACE) Ph: 6152 8708 Registrar • Acute Geriatric Service Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 • Acute ortho-geriatric service Available: 8am–4pm, Mon–Fri • Consultation lesion (CL) service with close link with AMU, ED and After hours and weekends on- psychogeriatrics call Consultant Geriatrician • Geriatric Hot clinic Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 • Supporting the restorative step- down service at Fremantle Hospital Haematology Outpatient referral via CRS Haematology registrar Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 Haematology enquiries Available: 24 hours, 7 days • Bone marrow transplant Ph: 6152 2222 • Haemophilia and other bleeding disorders • Haemostatic disorders Contact list for General Practitioners Fiona Stanley Hospital, South Metropolitan Health Service December 2020 Page 4 of 12 Specialty Routine enquiries (bus. hours) Urgent advice Hyperbaric Hyperbaric enquiries and non- On call Hyperbaric Physician urgent referrals Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 • Age group: Adult and Paediatric Ph: 6152 5222 Available: 24 hours, 7 days • Treatment of diving related Available: 8am–4pm, Mon–Fri conditions and other acute illnesses • Inpatient and outpatient treatment Email: of conditions proven to benefit from [email protected] HBOT Fax: 6152 4943 Immunology Outpatient referral via CRS Immunology Registrar or Consultant Immunologist • Age groups: adult and paediatric Immunology enquiries: Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 • Acute conditions such as allergy, Clinical: Available: 24 hours, 7 days anaphylaxis, drug allergy, immune Ph: registrar or consultant via deficiency, autoimmune disease 6152 2222. • High complexity immunological conditions in adults General • Low to moderate complexity adult Ph: 6152 8006 immunological conditions in FSH catchment area • Low to moderate complexity paediatric presentations Infectious Diseases Non-HIV outpatient referrals via Infectious Diseases on call CRS consultant • Acute and chronic infectious HIV referrals to Infection and Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 diseases Immunity Nurse Available: 24 hours, 7 days • Infectious Diseases Ambulatory Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 Care (IDAC) Service for home intravenous antibiotics General enquiries to on-call • Sexual health clinic Infectious Diseases (ID) • HIV inpatient and outpatient consultant management Ph: via Helpdesk 6152 2222 Intensive Care Medicine General enquiries ICU Senior Registrar Phone: 6152 7656 Phone: 6152 7656 (or 28801 • 40 bed level 6 ICU managing a via Helpdesk) wide range of critical conditions Available: 24 hours, 7 days including heart/lung transplantation, cardiothoracic surgery and extra Duty Consultant 21751 (via corporeal membrane oxygenation Helpdesk) Maxillofacial Surgery
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