Cat 1 · 30 days
(appointment within 30 calendar days). Monoclonal paraprotein and any of: - Anaemia - Bone pain - Lytic bone lesions on skeletal survey X Rays - Hypercalcaemia - New renal impairment
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Copied from the official Gold Coast Health condition page (27 Aug 2026). Hospital triage assigns the official category. Live source: Refer Your Patient — Paraproteinaemias (Monoclonal only).
Cat 1 · 30 days
(appointment within 30 calendar days). Monoclonal paraprotein and any of: - Anaemia - Bone pain - Lytic bone lesions on skeletal survey X Rays - Hypercalcaemia - New renal impairment
Cat 2 · 90 days
(appointment within 90 calendar days). - All monoclonal paraproteins > 10g/L
Cat 3 · 365 days
(appointment within 365 calendar days). - Monoclonal protein <10g/L
Referral will be returned without this. If a mandatory test cannot be obtained, say so in the referral.
- FBC - ESR/CRP - Serum free light chains - Serum Protein electrophoresis - E/LFT
Not all services are appropriate to be seen in the Queensland public health system. Exceptions can always be made where clinically indicated. It is proposed that the following are not routinely provided in a public Haematology service The following are not routinely provided in a public Haematology service. - Elevated ferritin with normal/low transferrin saturation unless specific concerns - Simple folate, B12 deficiency - Isolated lymphopenia without evidence of lymphoproliferative disorder - Mild stable isolated cytopenia (Neutrophils >1.5, platelets >100, Hb>100) with unremarkable blood film - Isolated raised ESR, CRP or microglobulin without evidence of lymphoproliferative disorder or myeloma - Isolated red cell macrocytosis without cytopenia’s and otherwise unremarkable blood film - Iron deficiency with Hb >100
Parent service: Haematology
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