Patients seeking health advice should call Health Link 811. More details.
Patients seeking health advice should call Health Link 811. More details.
There are no pathways associated with this tele-advice service at this time.
Providers in the Calgary Zone can submit an eReferral eConsult request for community pediatrics, and will receive a response back from a specialist within five calendar days.
To submit an eReferral eConsult request, go online. For a list of other specialties available and more information about eReferral, visit the website.
Hours of Operation
Monday to Friday: 8 a.m - 5 p.m
Saturday to Sunday: Closed
This service is temporarily closed.
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This tele-advice service is closed.
For more information, please call 403.910.2551 Ext 0, or email [email protected]
(Please note: Calls and emails will be returned during office hours, Monday to Friday)
A pediatric and adolescent gynecologist will provide tele-advice for a wide range of gynecological problems in the pediatric population, from 0 – 18 years old.
For urgent referrals, please contact the Alberta Children's Hospital switchboard at 403-955-7211 and ask to speak to the pediatric and adolescent gynecologist on call. The urgency of referral can be changed pending supportive blood work and effect of the condition on daily life, such as time lost to school and other activities. Wait time is 1 - 3 weeks. More information is available via the Alberta Referral Directory.
The following reasons for referral should be considered emergent. Go directly to your nearest hospital. All patients less than 12 years of age will be redirected to Alberta Children's Hospital:
- Ovarian torsion
- Heavy menstrual bleeding with hemoglobin < 80
- Obstructive vaginal/uterine/hymenal anomaly with hematocolpos
- Vaginal foreign body with battery
The following reasons for referral should be considered emergent. Patient should go directly to their nearest hospital. Please note: All patients less than 12 years of age will be redirected to Alberta Children's Hospital:
- Ovarian torsion
- Heavy menstrual bleeding with hemoglobin < 80
- Obstructive vaginal/uterine/hymenal anomaly with hematocolpos
- Vaginal foreign body with battery
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If you have a question, comment or technical issue, please call 403.910.2551 Ext 0, or email [email protected].