RD&E ‘rapid access clinic for Paediatric Dietitian referral for infants with cow’s milk protein allergy (CMPA) - North & East

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RD&E ‘rapid access clinic for Paediatric Dietitian referral for infants with cow’s milk protein allergy (CMPA)

The RD&E are providing a new ‘rapid access clinic’, which aims to see new referrals for suspected CMPA within 2 weeks.

Please refer infants you suspect to have symptoms of CMPA. We will see breast fed and formula fed infants, and provide recommendations for formula prescriptions where appropriate, thereby reducing the need for this to be initiated in primary care.

Please continue to refer infants with confirmed CMPA.

For the management of CMPA and any other related issue, please refer to your local guidance in addition to considering the following:

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You can refer to this service via e-referrals (see referral instructions below)

Referral Instructions

Refer via DRSS:

e-Referral Service Selection

Specialty: Children and adolescent
Clinic Type: Other medical
Service: Paediatric Dietetics-Referral Assessment Service-Dietetic-Department-RDE-RH8

Referral Form

Paediatric Dietitian referral form for infants with cow’s milk protein allergy (CMPA)

This guideline has been signed off on behalf of NHS Devon.

Publication date: July 2021

Updated: October 2024