Video attendance lasting at least 45 minutes by a specialist in the practice of the specialist’s specialty of gynaecology, following referral of the patient to the specialist by a referring practitioner—initial attendance in a single course of treatment, if: (a) the specialist takes a comprehensive history, including psycho-social history and medication review; and (b) the specialist undertakes any of the following that are clinically relevant: (i) arranging for necessary investigations which may include a detailed physical examination; (ii) consideration of multiple complex diagnoses; (iii) discussion of all treatment options available; (iv) assessment of pros and cons of each treatment option given patient characteristics and medical history; (v) consideration, discussion and provision of necessary referrals for clinically appropriate investigations or treatment; (vi) communication of a patient-centred management plan; and (c) the specialist makes available to the patient or carer written documentation that outlines treatment options and information on associated risks and benefits; and (d) an attendance on the patient did not take place on the same day by the same specialist gynaecologist in the same single course of treatment.
Video attendance lasting at least 45 minutes by a specialist in the practice of the specialist’s specialty of gynaecology, following referral of the patient to the specialist by a referring practitioner—initial attendance in a single course of treatment, if: (a) the specialist takes a comprehensive history, including psycho-social history and medication review; and (b) the specialist undertakes any of the following that are clinically relevant: (i) arranging for necessary investigations which may include a detailed physical examination; (ii) consideration of multiple complex diagnoses; (iii) discussion of all treatment options available; (iv) assessment of pros and cons of each treatment option given patient characteristics and medical history; (v) consideration, discussion and provision of necessary referrals for clinically appropriate investigations or treatment; (vi) communication of a patient-centred management plan; and (c) the specialist makes available to the patient or carer written documentation that outlines treatment options and information on associated risks and benefits; and (d) an attendance on the patient did not take place on the same day by the same specialist gynaecologist in the same single course of treatment.
| Release | Change | Old | New |
|---|---|---|---|
| July 2026 | Fee ↑ | $178.7 | $183.35 |
Data sourced from Australian Government publications · Not an official government service