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Rapid Access Chest Pain Clinic

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For chest pain.

Eligibility criteria

Exclusions

  • Patients who have established ischaemic heart disease 
  • Females under 40yr 
  • Males under 30yr
  • Patients under Cardiology consultant in last 12 months

How to refer

The following clinicians can refer to this service: GPs, Nurses,

EMIS form

Referral methods: e-Referrals

Referral is via e-RS

Priority:  Urgent

Specialty:  Cardiology

Service type:  Ischaemic Heart Disease, Not Otherwise Specified

Clinic:  RAS Rapid Access Chest Pain Clinic (Female) - Cardiology Department - Homerton - RQX Details - Age 40 and over

            RAS Rapid Access Chest Pain Clinic (Male) - Cardiology Department - Homerton - RQX Details - Age 30 and over

 

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Last updated: Jun 23rd, 2023
Review date: Jun 26th, 2025

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