Rheumatologist
Downloadable Tools
Generated from the same content as this site, so they always match it. Free to print and share for non-commercial clinical and educational use.
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Referral quick card
Two sides: which conditions to refer and how urgently, plus the red flags that need a call today.
Pre-referral workup checklist
The usual workup recommended before the referral is seen, by condition group, with lab-triggered referral rules.
Referral letter template
An editable referral form that prompts for the details triage needs: question, duration, swollen joints, results and treatments.
Positive ANA guide
When an ANA matters, what to check next, and when referral usually isn't needed.
DMARD monitoring card
Baseline tests, monitoring intervals, action thresholds, and pregnancy and vaccine notes by drug.
Pediatric red flags and referral guide
All 18 pediatric conditions by urgency, and the red flags for infection and malignancy.
JIA uveitis screening
Who is at high risk, how often to screen, and when to act. For families, pediatricians and eye clinics.
Pediatric-to-adult transition checklist
Skills, documents and steps for a planned transfer to adult rheumatology.
Patient handout: your rheumatology referral
Plain-language: why you were referred, what to bring, what to do while you wait, and when to seek help sooner.
E-consult response templates
Structured replies for common questions, each ending with a clear decision about whether the patient needs to be seen.
Education slide deck for referring clinicians
A ready-to-present talk: when to refer, what to send, what not to refer, and emergencies.
Content reviewed October 2026. Please check against your local pathways before adopting.