As a GP, can I order a PET scan for suspected recurrence of breast cancer?
21 March 26Can I order a PET scan to determine a possible recurrence of breast cancer for one of my patients or does an oncologist have to order it? I am a GP.
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Can I order a PET scan to determine a possible recurrence of breast cancer for one of my patients or does an oncologist have to order it? I am a GP.
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read more >My understanding of outpatient Medicare claims where there is an OOP component is that the patient must have paid the account in full and the service must have already been rendered.
In a sit…
We use cryolisis delivered via a probe to treat patients with spasticity. We freeze the nerve going to the muscle or muscles that are affected by spasticity. We want to check that item 39323 i…
read more >We do subcutaneous tenotomies for patients with spasticity (there’s no incision). The patients typically have long-standing spasticity causing chronic fungal infections in the affected limbs -…
read more >If a principal surgeon is performing a post-mastectomy breast reconstruction item 46084 and a conjoint surgeon performs item 46086 – both operating on the same breast, does that mean I can bil…
read more >From 1 March 2026 we nurse practitioners got access to a new tranche of MBS items for patient end support during a telehealth consult with a specialist. Can we claim these items for admitted p…
read more >Staff specialist physician in a public hospital with a Right of Private Practice (RoPP). This is a public outpatients question. Our department refers to these as “hospital patients” i.e…
read more >Staff specialist physician in a NSW public hospital with a Right of Private Practice (RoPP). Our dept is under pressure to increase Medicare billings.I understand that Clause G17(b) of the NHR…
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