Volume 15 Issue 6 - June 2012
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NICE or Department of Health guideline |
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SIGN guideline |
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Independent professional body guideline |
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Working party guideline |
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Other articles |
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Editorial |
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Early management of acne will help to prevent scarring
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News |
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NICE recommends opioids for pain relief in palliative care
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Five new NHS Evidence Updates published by NICE
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Guideline Revisited |
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Primary care has a pivotal role in managing rhinitis
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Drs Liz Angier, Shuaib Nasser, Imran Rafi, and Glenis Scadding highlight the need for a comprehensive clinical assessment to differentiate between rhinitis subtypes |
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New Guideline |
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The psychological impact of acne should not be underestimated
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Drs Alison Layton and Rebecca Mawson discuss current guidance on the use of topical, oral, systemic, and hormonal therapies in the management of acne |
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Guideline Revisited |
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Both topical and oral therapies can be used to treat candidiasis
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Dr Andy Williams highlights key recommendations from the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV guideline on the management of vulvovaginal candidiasis |
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GMS Contract |
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Revised QOF indicators for AF promote risk assessment of stroke
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Dr Alan Begg reviews the changes to the atrial fibrillation domain in the GMS contract 2012/13 and highlights how they will improve appropriate use of anticoagulation therapy |
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Guideline Revisited |
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A shared-care approach is important in prostate cancer management
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Professor Mike Kirby explains how recommendations from the NICE guideline aim to clarify diagnosis, management, and staging of prostate cancer for clinicians |
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Out of Hours |
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Who thinks the reforms will make the NHS safer?
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Dr Phil Hammond, broadcaster and sessional GP in Bristol |
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