Volume 13 Issue 9 - September 2010
| |
Colour Key: |
| |
NICE or Department of Health guideline |
| |
SIGN guideline |
| |
Independent professional body guideline |
| |
Working party guideline |
| |
Other articles |
| |
Editorial |
| |
NICE quality standards are markers of best practice
|
|
| |
News |
| |
Guideline on transient loss of consciousness published by NICE
|
|
| |
NICE offers advice on managing hypertension in pregnant women
|
|
| |
New Guideline |
| |
Antibiotics should not be used routinely for treating sore throat
|
| |
Mrs Ceilidh Kennedy and Mr Musheer Hussain explain the new SIGN recommendations on management of sore throats and indications for tonsillectomy |
|
| |
New Guideline |
| |
Impact of idiopathic childhood constipation is underestimated
|
| |
Dr Jenny Gordon explains how the NICE guideline on constipation in children will help to improve recognition and management of this distressing and disruptive condition |
|
| |
Guideline Revisited |
| |
NICE guideline on UI may require updating in line with new evidence
|
| |
Angie Rantell and Professor Linda Cardozo discuss the latest evidence-based recommendations for managing urinary incontinence in women |
|
| |
Guideline Revisited |
| |
Patient education is an important aspect of managing OA
|
| |
Dr Steve Brown highlights how the NICE guideline on osteoarthritis guides choice of treatment depending on safety, cost, efficacy, and individual circumstances |
|
| |
Out of Hours |
| |
GP commissioners need to focus on preventive strategies
|
| |
Dr Phil Hammond, broadcaster and sessional GP in Bristol |