2027 Queensland pilot

Help build a referral guide doctors can actually trust.

We’re asking verified Australian medical practitioners a small number of clinically specific referral questions. Your individual nominations remain confidential.

2 minutesTypical completion time

Up to 3 namesPer clinical question

ConfidentialNominees never see who nominated them

No pay-to-rankCommercial activity cannot change recognition

“If a close family member needed this treatment, who would you genuinely refer them to?”

Prototype only. No real nominations are submitted.

Step 1 of 4

Verify your professional identity.

Only verified medical practitioners contribute to the peer-recognition signal.

Your identity is used to validate eligibility and detect conflicts. It is not disclosed to doctors you nominate.

Step 2 of 4

Your clinical context

We only ask questions relevant to your professional experience.

Step 3 of 4

Who would you genuinely refer to?

You can nominate up to three doctors for each question. You do not have to fill every box.

1

If a close family member needed specialist care, who would you refer them to?

Choose doctors based on professional confidence, not friendship or practice affiliation.

2

Which doctor would you trust for a complex case in this field?

Again, up to three names. Order does not matter.

I confirm these nominations reflect my genuine professional referral judgment.

Complete

Thank you. Your contribution strengthens the guide.

Your individual nominations remain confidential. When the survey closes, only aggregated recognition results are published.

What happens next Identity verification Conflict and concentration checks Category thresholds applied Results published only if evidence is sufficient

Know another doctor whose input would be valuable?

Invite them to contribute. This does not affect your own nominations or anyone’s ranking.

Contributor access

Verified contributors could receive early access to published referral lists and an optional “Verified Contributor” badge on their profile. Participation never improves ranking.