Refer
Submit patient details, clinical history, requested scan/body area and relevant documents.
Refer My Patient
A clearer referral route for healthcare professionals.
Structured clinical information can help the imaging and reporting teams understand the question you need the scan to answer.
For referrers
Useful context supports useful imaging.
Private imaging referral pages should make it easy to provide the information that affects protocol selection, scan coverage and reporting context.
A concise referral can still be clinically rich. Include the principal complaint, exact location and side, duration or mechanism, relevant examination findings, important surgery/implant history and the question you would like imaging to address.
Reporting context
Why accurate clinical history matters.
Imaging does not sit in isolation. The clinical question can influence the area covered, the sequences selected and the context in which findings are interpreted. A vague referral can make that task harder; focused information gives the reporting clinician a clearer question to answer.
Imaging does not sit in isolation. The clinical question can influence the area covered, the sequences selected and the context in which findings are interpreted. A vague referral can make that task harder; focused information gives the reporting clinician a clearer question to answer.
A referrer-friendly pathway
Built to reduce avoidable friction.
A professional referral pathway should make the requested examination, clinical question, patient details and relevant supporting information easy to submit and easy to follow through to reporting.
Review & scan
The request follows the clinic’s clinical and safety process before the patient attends imaging.
Report & share
The approved report/image-delivery route supports the patient’s next consultation or care plan.
Referral form
Patient and referrer information in one structured submission.
Incomplete or vague clinical information can create delays, so the form is intentionally organised around the information most likely to be needed.
Secure handling required
Referral information can include sensitive health data, so it should be sent through the dedicated referral route and handled with appropriate security and access controls.