Scottish referral guidelines for suspected cancer
The Scottish Referral Guidelines for Suspected Cancer were developed to support GPs, the wider primary care team, other clinicians, patients, and carers in identifying individuals most likely to have cancer and who therefore need urgent specialist assessment. These guidelines aim to help clinicians recognise patients who are unlikely to have cancer, allowing for appropriate management within primary care or through non-urgent specialist referral.
For more detailed information on effectively using these guidelines to ensure timely and accurate referrals, please continue reading.
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