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049 196 0688
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PO BOX 229 Kingsway, Perth WA. 6065
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Respite STA & SDA
Travel and Transport
Referrals
Contact
Weighing Services
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Wound Care Referral Form
Name
DOB
Address
Phone
Email
NOK name/ contact details
Medicare Card number
Reference Number
Exp
DVA Number: (If applicable)
NDIS
Yes
No
NDIA-managed
Yes
No
Plan-managed
Yes
No
Self-managed
Yes
No
GP/ Dr details
Clinic
Address
Phone
Email
Number of wounds
1
2
3
4
5
6
6+
List any other clinicians involved in wound care (Specialists, Surgeons, Allied Health, Carer Agency, Wound Clinics)
Medical History (or attach GP health summary)
Current Medications
Reason for referral (outline of problem / presenting issues / specific requests to be addressed)
Summary of previous wounds and treatments
Allergies
Palliative Care
Yes
No
Results of investigations (swab, biopsy, blood tests, scans, ultrasounds, x-rays, MRI, angiography) Attach results.
Location and type of wound
Skin Tear
Cat 1a
Cat 1b
Cat 2a
Cat 2b
Cat 3
Pressure Injury
Stage I
Stage II
Stage III
Stage IV
Suspected Deep Tissue
Unstageable
Ulcer
Diabetic
Mixed
Venous
Arterial
Unknown
Skin
Skin Cancer
Abrasion
Blister
Surgical
Laceration
Burn
IAD
Other
Surrounding Skin: Inflamed (heat/redness/swelling)
Friable
Macerated
Dry
Length
Depth
Width
Wound Colour
Pink
Yellow
Black
Green
Odour
Yes
No
Pain
During procedure
Intermittent
Constant
Exudate Type
Serous
Serosanguineous
Purulent
Sanguineou
Exudate Amount
Heavy
Light
Moderate
None
Tissue
Epithelial (Pink or pearly White)
Granulating (Red and moist)
Slough (yellow, brown or grey)
Necrotic (Hard, dry and black)
Hyper granulating (Red, uneven or granular)
Surrounding edges
Intact
Excoriated
Dry Scaling
Bruised
Fragile
Macerated (Softening and/or breakdown of the skin)
Odemeatous (Excessive fluid may indicate infection/injury)
Erythema (Redness may indicate infection)
Infection
Yes
No
Current Cleansing Agent
Current Primary Dressing
Secondary Dressing
Bandaging/retention dressing
Current Frequency
Additional
I have attached the patient's medical history and medication chart
Yes
No
If Yes, attach patient's medical history and medication chart
I have sent clear current color photos of the wound with the patient's details.
Yes
No
If Yes, attach clear current color photos of the wound with the patient's details
Do you consent for de-identified clinical photographs to be used for research, education and training purposes? (Please check with the patient or patient's next of kin before answering)
Yes
No
Referring Person Signature
Print Name
Clinical Managers Name
Email
Phone
Send