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Prompt interventions improve outcomes in conduct disorders
Dr Clare Taylor, and Professors Stephen Pilling and Stephen Scott
Guidelines in Practice articles
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Flexible access to services is needed for social anxiety disorder
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Prompt interventions improve outcomes in conduct disorders
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New quality standards on the epilepsies will promote better care
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Improvement of services is needed to reduce the impact of ADHD
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The majority of people with headache can be managed by GPs
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Primary care is well placed to identify people with ADHD
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Recognition of adults with autism is the first step in accessing care
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Patient education is vital when prescribing strong opioids for pain
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Pregnant women should be assessed for mood disorders
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Patients who self-harm should be encouraged to ask for help
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NICE updates its recommendations on treatment of epilepsy
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GPs need to be alert to risk of depression in all consultations
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A clear pathway will aid diagnosis of autism in children
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Patients with mental health illnesses are at higher risk of CVD
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Primary care has an important role in the recognition of ADHD
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People with psychosis should be asked about substance use
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NICE brings together guidance on identifying mental health disorders
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GPs have a role throughout the GAD stepped-care model
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Early diagnosis will help GPs to attain the quality standard for dementia
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Carers of patients with dementia must receive a needs assessment
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The recognition and diagnosis of delirium needs improving
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NICE outlines how to treat alcohol-related physical conditions
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Prompt referral is required for suspected new epileptic seizures
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Recognising symptom patterns will aid early diagnosis of dementia
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Recognising symptom patterns will aid early diagnosis of dementia
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Neuropathic pain can be managed in non-specialist settings
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Suspected Parkinson's disease should be referred untreated
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Prophylaxis has an important role in migraine management
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SIGN guideline on ADHD/HKD updates treatment options
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Depression and chronic physical health problems: advice updated by NICE
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NICE has modified its stepped-care model for treating depression
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Borderline personality disorder requires a team-based approach
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Patients with stroke or TIA require immediate medical attention
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GPs have an important role in the recognition and prevention of ASPD
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An emergency response is critical for stroke symptoms
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The majority of patients with headache can be managed in primary care
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Breakthrough pain should be distinguished from background pain
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SIGN guideline on headache provides user-friendly advice
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NICE guideline on ADHD emphasises importance of patient-centred care
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NICE guideline on ADHD emphasises importance of patient-centred care
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A stepped-care approach can be effective for ADHD
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Most headache types are suited to primary care management
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New recommendations will aid assessment of pain in the elderly
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Doctors must respond to signs of chronic fatigue syndrome
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What is the impact of the NICE bipolar disorder guideline 1 year on?
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SIGN guideline highlights warning signs for autism spectrum disorders
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PD guidance from NICE has been difficult to implement
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GPs are well placed to provide treatment for substance misusers
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Integrated care pathway for neuropathic pain will help facilitate patient care
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Your patient presents with facial paralysis: is it Bell?s palsy?
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Dementia guideline will assist GPs with diagnosis and care
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Guideline revises appraisal advice on dementia care
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Psychological therapy provides significant benefits for patients
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Best practice guidance for the dementia indicators in QOF2
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Best practice guidance for the depression indicators in QOF2
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Best practice guidance for the mental health indicators in QOF2
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Communication is key when treating patients with bipolar disorder
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Communication is key with your Parkinson's disease patients
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Early assessment of dementia is essential
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Parkinson's disease patients should be referred untreated
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Teenagers are set to lose out with the new epilepsy indicators
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SIGN notes for discussion with patients and carers: 26. Management of patients with dementia
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Early recognition and treatment of dementia will benefit patients
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NICE guideline will increase recognition of depression in children
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NICE guideline will increase recognition of depression in children
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NICE recommends a stepped care approach to OCD
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Addressing emotional disorders in children: a school-based project
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Addressing emotional disorders in children: a school-based project
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NICE recommends a stepped care approach to OCD
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What should GPs do to improve epilepsy care?
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NICE guideline will help GPs to identify patients with PTSD
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SIGN clarifies the use of mood stabilisers in bipolar disorder
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Have QOF indicators improved epilepsy management?
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SIGN notes for discussion with patients and carers: 23. Bipolar affective disorder
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SIGN guideline will improve care in childhood epilepsy
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Have the new contract?s incentives improved care?
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Shared care pathway is key to achieving mental health targets
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SIGN notes for discussion with patients and carers: 22. Management of epilepsies in children and young people
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SIGN notes for discussion with patients and carers
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National enhanced service will benefit patients with MS
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Provision of CBT should become a priority
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NICE anxiety guideline highlights importance of psychological therapy
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NICE recommends a stepped care approach to managing depression
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Contract will support GPs in providing care for drug users
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SIGN stroke guideline addresses needs of patients with dysphagia
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NICE epilepsy guideline recommends regular structured reviews
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Guidelines in Practice Award winner sets gold standard for epilepsy care
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Creating an enhanced service will improve care in depression
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Forth Valley guideline transforms standards of epilepsy care
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Guideline points the way to better care for those who self-harm
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Primary care mental health service ensures fast access for patients
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Can GPs provide cognitive behavioural therapy?
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Contract will address needs of patients with severe mental illness
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Which date should we use to record the last seizure?
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Quality indicators are basis for improving epilepsy management
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NICE guideline will help to rationalise MS care
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Primary care guideline will aid management of harmful drinking
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SIGN notes for discussion with patients: 13. Management of harmful drinking
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SIGN guideline will help GPs tackle problem drinking
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Practice's structured approach improves management of epilepsy
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Guideline will promote optimal management for epilepsy patients
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SIGN notes for discussion with patients 11. Epilepsy in adults
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Is 'test and treat' the best strategy in dyspepsia?
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SIGN patient information: 7. Attention deficit and hyperkinetic disorders in children and young people
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WHO Guide to Mental Health in Primary Care
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WHO guide to Mental Health in Primary Care
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WHO guide to Mental Health in Primary Care
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Developing a strategy to implement the NSF for Mental Health
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Lithium monitoring audit highlights need for regular review
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WHO Guide to Mental Health in Primary Care: chronic tiredness
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NICE referral advice: 2. Acute low back pain
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WHO Guide to Mental Health in Primary Care
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GPs devise guidelines for managing at-risk and problem drinkers
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WHO guide to Mental Health in Primary Care
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SIGN guidelines aims to promote early recognition of ADHD
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Problem drug use service focuses on health promotion
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SIGN guideline paves the way for better control of cancer pain
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The National Collaborating Centre for Mental Health
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Guideline helps GPs choose appropriate psychological therapy
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Practice-based guidelines enable GPs to manage heroin users effectively
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SIGN head injury guidance is a valuable tool for GPs
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New guidance on Alzheimer's drugs poses challenge for GPs
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BAP revises guidelines for antidepressant use
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New back pain guidelines advise early return to work
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Guidelines standardise physiotherapy for stress incontinence
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Time to take a fresh look at learning disability
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RCN takes child-centred approach to assessment of pain in children
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Back pain guidelines highlight psychocosial factors
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GP audit highlights the need to improve lithium monitoring
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Opinion on GP treatment of drug misusers divided
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Updated guidance on drug misusers focuses on primary care
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Do GPs want to manage drug misusers?
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Practice audit identifies shortfalls in epilepsy management
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The SIGN route to better dementia care
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New guidelines provide good framework for treating depression
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Improving care for adults with poorly controlled epilepsy
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Putting back pain guidelines into practice
Guidelines summaries
- Alcohol-use disorders: diagnosis, assessment and management of harmful drinking and alcohol dependence
- Anxiety: management of anxiety (panic disorder, with or without agoraphobia, and generalised anxiety disorder) in adults in primary, secondary and community care
- Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: diagnosis and management of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children, young people and adults
- Autism: recognition, referral and diagnosis of children and young people on the autism spectrum
- Bipolar disorder
- Chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis (or encephalopathy)
- Common mental health disorders: identification and pathways to care
- Core interventions in the treatment and management of schizophrenia in primary and secondary care
- Dementia: supporting people with dementia and their carers in health and social care
- Depression in children and young people
- Depression: treatment and management of depression in adults, including adults with a chronic physical health problem
- Drug misuse: psychosocial interventions and opioid detoxification
- Generalised anxiety disorder and panic disorder (with or without agoraphobia) in adults: management in primary, secondary and community care
- Neuropathic pain: the pharmacological management of neuropathic pain in adults in non-specialist settings
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder
- Opioids in palliative care: safe and effective prescribing of strong opioids for pain in palliative care of adults
- Parkinson's disease: diagnosis and management in primary and secondary care
- Psychosis and schizophrenia: recognition and management of psychosis and schizophrenia in children and young people
- Psychosis with coexisting substance misuse: assessment and managementin adults and young people
- Self-harm: longer-term management
- Self-harm: the short-term physical and psychological management and secondary prevention of self-harm
- The epilepsies: the diagnosis and management of the epilepsies in adults and children in primary and secondary care
- Evidence-based guidelines for treating bipolar disorder
- Evidence-based guidelines for treating depressive disorders with antidepressants
- The acute treatment of migraine
- The GP's guide to Parkinson's
- Management of restless legs syndrome in primary care
- The assessment of pain in older people
- Post-polio syndrome
- Parkinson's aware in primary care
NICE clinical guidelines
SIGN guidelines
PRODIGY
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Alcohol - problem drinking
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
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Schizophrenia
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Epilepsy
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Parkinson's disease
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Migraine
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Headache - medication overuse
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Depression—antenatal and postnatal
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Depression
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Dementia
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Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
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Delirium
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Tiredness/fatigue in adults
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Headache—assessment
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Headache—cluster
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Headache—medication overuse
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Headache—tension-type
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)—Management
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Epilepsy
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Parkinson's disease
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Depression in children
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Migraine
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Headache
Demonstrating impact
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New quality standards on the epilepsies will promote better care
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Patients who self-harm should be encouraged to ask for help
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NICE updates its recommendations on treatment of epilepsy
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A clear pathway will aid diagnosis of autism in children
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People with psychosis should be asked about substance use
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NICE brings together guidance on identifying mental health disorders
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GPs have a role throughout the GAD stepped-care model
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Prompt referral is required for suspected new epileptic seizures
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Suspected Parkinson's disease should be referred untreated
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Prophylaxis has an important role in migraine management
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SIGN guideline on ADHD/HKD updates treatment options
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Depression and chronic physical health problems: advice updated by NICE
Test and reflect
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NICE has modified its stepped-care model for treating depression
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An emergency response is critical for stroke symptoms
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SIGN guideline on headache provides user-friendly advice
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NICE guideline on ADHD emphasises importance of patient-centred care
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Most headache types are suited to primary care management
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