Specialist-to-specialist

The peer letter back to the referring specialist, carrying more clinical detail than a GP letter would.

About the specialist-to-specialist

Written back to another specialist rather than a GP, so it carries more clinical detail and skips the plain-language framing a GP letter would need. The referring specialist gets the findings, the reasoning and the plan at the level of detail one specialist expects from another.

The peer-to-peer letter: more clinical detail than a GP letter, back to the specialist who referred.

The template, filled in.

The section headings below are the shape this template lays down. The content is a synthetic worked example, not a real patient, so you can see what a filled document looks like before you sign up.

Specialist-to-specialist Specialist-to-specialist · worked example Demo patient · synthetic record

Drafted · For sign-off

DEMO PATIENT · SYNTHETIC DATA

Reason for review Follow-up of the patient you referred for valve assessment. Findings Echocardiogram confirms moderate aortic stenosis, peak velocity 3.8 m/s, preserved LV function. Impression and plan Asymptomatic moderate aortic stenosis, surveillance echocardiogram in twelve months, safety-netted for exertional symptoms.

Drafted by aurii. Reviewed and signed by the treating clinician before anything is filed.

Every template passes the clinical board before release. A template controls the shape of a document, nothing more: the impression and the plan are yours, and no document built from it is filed, sent or billed until you sign.

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Your paperwork, in your shape.

Start the trial, bring a typical list, and the specialist-to-specialist is shaped to your round before you sign your first one. See the full template set, or how the whole product works on the product page.

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