Doctor Review
A doctor reviews your health information, nicotine use, previous quit attempts and goals before deciding whether treatment is clinically appropriate.
A doctor reviews your health information, nicotine use, previous quit attempts and goals before deciding whether treatment is clinically appropriate.
Our nurses can help you understand the process, complete your intake and access follow-up support throughout your quit plan.
Your progress, concerns and treatment goals can be reviewed so that clinically appropriate changes may be considered.
Kicko separates clinical decision-making from administrative and patient-support services. Treatment decisions are made independently by authorised healthcare practitioners.
Clinical care is provided within each practitioner’s professional role and scope of practice.
Only an authorised practitioner can decide whether treatment or a prescription is clinically appropriate.
Your health, nicotine use, previous quit attempts and treatment goals are considered.
Completing an assessment does not guarantee treatment or that a prescription will be issued.
A Kicko doctor reviews the medical information you provide and decides whether treatment, including any prescription, is clinically appropriate.
Our nurses can help you understand the assessment process, complete your intake and access follow-up support as you work towards reducing or quitting nicotine.
No. Completing an assessment does not guarantee treatment or a prescription. The decision is made independently by the treating doctor.
Completed applications are generally reviewed within 24 hours once the required patient information has been received.
Registered Australian health practitioners can be searched using the AHPRA public register .