Conditions requiring more specialised care can be accessed:

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Conditions requiring more specialised care usually require a GP referral to a specialist or a hospital. This helps ensure that the patient sees the appropriate specialist for their condition and reduces waiting times as the GP will refer to the most suitable specialist. The other options (A, B, and C) are not necessarily incorrect, but they are not the best choice for accessing more specialised care. Secondary care providers may offer specialised care, but a GP referral is still required. Waiting lists are a possibility, but a referral can help ensure the patient is prioritised appropriately on the list. Direct appointment may not guarantee the patient sees the appropriate specialist.

Conditions Requiring More Specialised Care Can Be Accessed