Treatment of children under 5 years with acute croup that can be safely managed in the community.

Treatment of patients with suspected DVT (excluding ACC) with a Wells Score of >= 2 or a positive D-dimer.

Treatment of patients with suspected ACC related DVT with a Wells Score of >= 2 or a positive D-dimer.

IV treatment for adults with moderate dehydration not responsive to oral fluids +/- antiemetic that can be safely managed in the community e.g. gastroenteritis, hyperemesis gravis, migraine. Oral rehydration only for children (6months - 15yrs) with moderate dehydration or at risk of getting severely dehydrated due to gastroenteritis that can be managed safely in the community.

Treatment of epistaxis that can be safely managed in the community.

Treatment of children (<15yrs) presenting with a fever of >38 C with intermediate risk/amber symptoms or signs that can be safely managed in the community.

Patients 65 years and over having an acute event, causing a borderline level of function with a reduction in personal activities of daily living or extended activities of daily living, meaning it is not safe to send them home.

Administration of IV adenosine treatment for patients with rapid palpitations and a systolic BP >100. 

Treatment for adults and children with moderate pneumonia that can be safely managed in primary care.

Treatment of patients with acute urological problems that can be managed safely in primary care.

Treatment for patients with a severe allergic reaction, who have not had anaphylaxis, are haemodynamically stable and can be safely managed in the community.