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CALGARY ZONE PULMONARY REFERRAL QUICK REFERENCE EMERGENCY (Patient needs to be seen immediately) Hemoptysis (Active & 2 TBSP per day) Hypoxemia (if resting O2 SAT 85%) Pulmonary embolism (Acute - known or suspected) www.ahs.ca/pathways Refer directly to the emergency department or Call RAAPID (South: 1-800-661-1700) and ask for respirologist on-call. For same day advice, call Specialist Link (M-F: 8am to 5pm); after hours call RAAPID and ask for respirologist on-call. Known or suspected active tuberculosis Call the Calgary TB Clinic immediately during normal business hours (PH: 403.944.7660 Monday to Friday: 8:00am to 4:30pm) ASK FOR ADVICE (Specialists provide advice to physicians for non-urgent questions.) ereferral Advice Request www.albertanetcare.ca/ereferral.htm Log into Alberta Netcare and submit your questions with any pertinent documents electronically. Get a response within 5 calendar days. OUTPATIENT CLINICS (2018) AHS. This material is intended for general information only and is provided on an as is, where is basis. AHS does not make any representation or warranty, express, implied or statutory, as to the accuracy, reliability, completeness, applicability or fitness for a particular purpose of such information. This material is not a substitute for the advice of a qualified health professional. AHS expressly disclaims all liability for the use of these materials, and for any claims, actions, demands or suits arising from such use. 1 OR OR Call RAAPID (South: 1-800-661-1700) and ask for the TB doctor on-call. Call Specialist Link www.specialistlink.ca Local: 403.910.2551 Toll-free: 1.844.962.5456 Monday to Friday: 8am to 5pm (excluding statutory holidays) Get a call-back within 1 hour. *Indicate a clear reason for referral and any confirmed diagnosis to assist in directing your referral. Provide all required information and specific tests/investigations. Select referral locations (Go to last page for referral processes) See QuRE Referral Consult Checklists (www.ahs.ca/qure) for high-quality referral! EXCLUSIONS: CLINICS / DIRECTORIES REFERRAL Pulmonary Consulting Services PCAT (Pulmonary Central Access & Triage) Receipt of referral will be confirmed with the referring provider within 2 days of receipt. Referrals will be forwarded to subspecialty services as appropriate. Patients are seen in the outpatient departments at four acute care sites: Foothills Medical Centre (FMC), Peter Lougheed Centre (PLC), Rockyview General Hospital (RGH), South Health Campus (SHC) CONTACT PH: 403.943.4718 FX: 403.944.1250 Submit ereferral Consult Request (Go-Live in Fall 2018) www.albertanetcare.ca/ereferral.htm Visit Alberta Referral Directory (https://albertareferraldirectory.ca) for more individual clinic contact information.

ASTHMA EDUCATION Synonym: Health education asthma not be reviewed by a Respirologist. This assessment may include spirometry - as the referring physician you will also be deemed the responsible physician for spirometry results. If you would like the patient to be seen in consult by a Respirologist, please select Asthma Consult as the reason for referral. ASTHMA CONSULT Note: Patient will be seen by a Respirologist and a Certified Respiratory Educator. (only if age >40) BRONCHIECTASIS CT Chest COPD EDUCATION COPD CONSULT Synonym: COPD consultation not be reviewed by a Respirologist. This assessment may include spirometry - as the referring physician you will also be deemed the responsible physician for spirometry results. If you would like the patient to be seen in consult by a Respirologist, please select COPD Consult as the reason for referral. Note: Patient will be seen by a Respirologist and a Certified Respiratory Educator. CHRONIC COUGH Any history of: Asthma, COPD, cough duration (>8 weeks) DYSPNEA (SHORTNESS OF BREATH) Synonyms: Breathlessness / Difficulty breathing / SOB shortness of breath Any history of: Asthma, COPD 2

HEMOPTYSIS Synonym: Coughing up blood If Active & 2 TBSPs (30cc) per day, send the patient immediately to an Emergency Department. HYPOXEMIA Synonyms: Arterial hypoxemia / Low oxygen If Active & <2 TBSPs (30cc) per day or there is past history but not active/intermittent, refer to Pulmonary Central Access and Triage. If resting O2 SAT 85%, send the patient immediately to an Emergency Department. If resting O2 SAT >85%, refer to Pulmonary Central Access and Triage. Duration and amount (TBSPs or mls per day) <1 Month Urgent: 3 business day Non-urgent: ILD - INTERSTITIAL LUNG DISEASE (PULMONARY FIBROSIS) Synonyms: Chronic hypersensitivity pneumonitis / Diffuse parenchymal lung disease / DIP desquamative interstitial pneumonia / HP hypersensitivity pneumonitis / Lung scarring / LIP lymphocyctic interstitial pneumonia / NSIP nonspecific interstitial pneumonia / Pneumoconiosis / UIP usual interstitial pneumonia or CT Chest LUNG TRANSPLANT ASSESSMENT LYMPHADENOPATHY (HILAR / MEDIASTINAL) or CT Chest MEDIASTINAL MASS Synonyms: Anterior mediastinal mass / Bronchogenic cyst / Mass of mediastinum / Mediastinal germ cell tumour / Thymoma NEUROMUSCULAR RELATED RESPIRATORY DISORDER Synonyms: Combined disorder of muscle AND peripheral nerve / Diaphragm paralysis / Myoneural disorders / Myotonic dystrophy / Scoliosis <3 Months CT Chest 3

PLEURAL EFFUSION Synonym: Pleural fluid PLEURAL DISEASE Synonyms: Chylothorax / Empyema / Fibrothorax / Hemothorax / Mesothelioma / Para-pneumonic effusion / Pleural cuirasses / Pleural fibrosis / Pleural Metastases / Pleural plaque / Pleural scarring / Pleural thickening / Pleuritis / Pneumothorax / Rounded atelectasis PULMONARY EMBOLISM (ACUTE - KNOWN OR SUSPECTED) PULMONARY EMBOLISM (CHRONIC) Synonym: Chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension PULMONARY HYPERTENSION (SUSPECTED OR KNOWN) Any history of: Cancer (metastatic), cytology proven malignant effusion Recent (within 2 months) history of pneumonia or empyema <1 Month or CT or CT Chest Send the patient immediately to an Emergency Department. echocardiogram Echo showing RVSP or other Echo feature suggesting pulmonary hypertension PULMONARY REHABILITATION Any history of: COPD, ILD / Pulmonary fibrosis Able to walk >100m in 6 minutes Able to walk/transfer independently & DLCO RESPIRATORY INFECTION Synonyms: Aspiration pneumonia / Aspiration pneumonitis / Bronchitis / Empyema / Pneumonia / Purulent bronchitis / Recurrent pneumonia / RTI respiratory tract infection or CT 4

SARCOIDOSIS Synonym: Sarcoid <3 Months or CT SLEEP APNEA Refer to FMC Sleep Centre Room EG12, Foothills Medical Centre, 1403 29 Street NW, Calgary, AB T2N 2T9 PH: (403) 944-2404 FX: (403) 270-2718 Please refer to the FMC Sleep Centre Website: https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/info/page5046.aspx SUSPECTED LUNG CANCER (PRIMARY OR METASTATIC) LUNG NODULE(S) Synonyms: Lung mass / Lung nodule / Lung tumour / Multiple pulmonary nodules / Pancoast tumour / Small cell lung cancer / Solitary pulmonary nodule / Superior sulcus tumour TB TUBERCULOSIS TOBACCO CESSATION Note: Patient may be asked to do home sleep apnea testing (HSAT) and a questionnaire from the Sleep Centre. Refer to the Calgary Zone Alberta Thoracic Oncology Program (ATOP), Foothills Medical Centre Health Sciences Centre, Area 6B, 1403 29 Street NW, Calgary, AB T2N 2T9 PH: 403.944.1774 FX: 403.944.8848 Refer to Calgary Tuberculosis Services. A provincial program that offers complete services to prevent and control tuberculosis (TB) in Alberta. This includes: screening, diagnosing, preventing, treating, and community follow-up. Sunridge Professional Building, 2675 36 St NE #106, Calgary, AB T1Y 6H6 PH: 403.944.7660 FX: 403.291.9185 Imaging report (Chest x-ray or CT) Tuberculosis provincial referral form https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/frm- 07980.pdf 14 days active TB disease 2 business days latent TB infection Urgent: <1 month Non-urgent: <3 months not be reviewed by a Respirologist. This assessment may include spirometry - as the referring physician you will also be deemed the responsible physician for spirometry results. 5