Cat 1 · 30 days
appointment within 30 calendar days. - Abnormal USS suggestive of urinary tract tumour or suspicion of malignancy - Haematuria and/or sterile pyuria
Urology · Refer Your Patient
Copied from the official Gold Coast Health condition page (27 Aug 2026). Hospital triage assigns the official category. Live source: Refer Your Patient — Lower urinary tract symptoms (female).
Cat 1 · 30 days
appointment within 30 calendar days. - Abnormal USS suggestive of urinary tract tumour or suspicion of malignancy - Haematuria and/or sterile pyuria
Cat 2 · 90 days
appointment within 90 calendar days. - Bladder stones - Acute change in long-term catheter
Cat 3 · 365 days
appointment within 365 calendar days. - Recurrent UTI (> 3 per year) - Persisting bladder or urethral or perineal pain - Socially limiting (severe) - Ineffective physiotherapy/continence nurse management - Ineffective anti-cholinergic and beta3 adrenergic agonist therapy
Referral will be returned without this. If a mandatory test cannot be obtained, say so in the referral.
- Full perineal examination - MSU M/C/S results - USS urinary tract results - Smoking history (even if negative)
- Circumcision for cosmetic reasons - Aesthetic surgery - Sexually transmitted infections– refer sexual health clinic - Genital ulcers and warts – refer sexual health clinic provided verrucous carcinoma is excluded - Vasectomy and vasectomy reversal - Ejaculatory disorders - Catheter change/maintenance - Proteinuria – refer nephrology - Small epididymal cysts <2cm - Asymptomatic simple renal cyst
Parent service: Urology
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