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How do I get to see the paediatrician?

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How do I get to see the paediatrician?

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In general, you will need a referral from another doctor such as your GP, another specialist doctor, or a hospital doctor. If follow-up after a hospital admission has been arranged, the referral will come from the hospital. A referral from your GP will usually “last” for 12 months but can occasionally be an indefinite referral (at the discretion of the GP). A referral from another specialist (e.g. a surgeon) is limited by Medicare to 3 months. Please note: once the referral period has expired, failure to obtain a new referral will significantly reduce your Medicare rebate.

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