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Collaborative Immunology Clinic:

Patients with suspected immune deficiency/compromise can be referred for specialty assessment by a qualified prescriber (e.g.: Primary Care, specialty provider, Nurse Practitioner, etc.).

SCIg Home Infusion Program:

Patients who meet criteria* for Ig replacement therapy (existing or naïve) can be referred for SCIg infusion training and case-management by a qualified prescriber (i.e.: specialist in hematology, neurology, rheumatology, etc.).

*NOTE: To comply with the Alberta Ministry mandate, all referrals will be screened using the Prairie Collaborative Immune Globulin Utilization Management Framework Project: Criteria for the Clinical Use of Immune Globulin.

Patients of the Alberta Children’s Hospital  Immunology Program can also be transitioned/transferred to the CIP for on-going care upon becoming an adult.

Patient referrals directed to the Collaborative Immunohematology Clinic or to the SCIg Home Infusion Program must be initiated by a qualified medical prescriber [e.g.: Physician (Primary or Specialty), Nurse Practitioner, etc.]

Patients may also be referred from the Alberta Children’s Hospital Immunology Clinic, for transition to adult care.

Referrals for the Immunohematology clinic can be faxed to 403-592-2653

Patients can be referred to the outpatient clinic by a primary care provider or specialist who suspects immune deficiency. Referrals can be faxed.