Cat 1 · 30 days
appointment within 30 calendar days. - Proven calculi in ureter and any of the following: - decreased renal function and/or increasing pain - high-risk patients e.g. patients with single kidney/renal transplant
Urology · Refer Your Patient
Urinary tract calculi
Copied from the official Gold Coast Health condition page (27 Aug 2026). Hospital triage assigns the official category. Live source: Refer Your Patient — Urinary tract calculi.
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Cat 2 · 90 days
appointment within 90 calendar days. - Proven calculi in kidney and any of the following: - resolved symptoms - recurrent symptoms - All staghorn stones
Cat 3 · 365 days
appointment within 365 calendar days. - No category 3 criteria
Essential referral information
Referral will be returned without this. If a mandatory test cannot be obtained, say so in the referral.
- MSU M/C/S results - ELFT FBC results - Non-contrast CT KUB results (unless the patient is pregnant (preferred))
Out of scope / wrong door
- 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
Send outpatient referrals to
- Smart Referrals preferred (Best Practice or Medical Director)
- Medical Objects GQ42150009Z (lookup qh → QHEALTH, GOLD COAST HEALTH OUTPATIENT)
- HealthLink EDI Qldgchsd
- Fax (07) 5687 4497 — Booking and Referral Centre
- Post: Booking and Referral Centre, Gold Coast University Hospital, 1 Hospital Boulevard, Southport QLD 4215
- Clinic enquiries 1300 559 083
HealthPathways
Sign in for localised assessment and management. HealthPathways does not send the referral. Register: gchealthpathways@health.qld.gov.au