RHC for Health Professionals
We aim to send advice rather than bringing patients up to the hospital when that is appropriate, and for mild cosmetic conditions such as keratosis pilaris and pityriasis alba. We will also return referrals when patients have not been treated according to guidance before referral (see below) and referrals for food allergy testing when there is no clear history of food reaction.
Dermatology outpatient referrals
Warning
Primary care referrals are made using SCI gateway.
- Alopecia, Scottish Dermatology Patient Pathway
- Acne, Scottish Dermatology Patient Pathway
- Benign Lesion (skin tags, warts, moles, dermatofibroma), Scottish Dermatology Patient Pathway
- Eczema, Atopic RHC Guideline
- Molluscum Contagiosum, Scottish Dermatology Patient Pathway
- Perioral Dermatitis / Periocular Dermatitis (Periorifacial Dermatitis), Primary Care Dermatology Society
- Psoriasis, Scottish Dermatology Patient Pathway
- Urticaria, Paediatric: RHC Guideline for the Primary Care Management of
- Vulvovaginitis: RHC Advice for Referrers
- Warts, Viral, Scottish Dermatology Patient Pathway