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Guidelines in Practice articles
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Personal health budgets reduce the use of hospital care
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Raised heart rate is a new traffic light for risk in a feverish child
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GPs need training and resources to identify problem drinkers
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NICE Pathways—the fast and easy way to access guidance
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GPs need to advise patients on options for future incapacity
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NICE accreditation adds credibility, quality, and value
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A framework can help to promote guideline implementation
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High-quality care should be available at all times at end of life
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NICE accreditation: raising the standard of guidance production
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Two new clinical domains have been included in the QOF
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Patients should be offered referral after suspected anaphylaxis
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Very brief advice can be used for smokers who want to quit
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Now is the time for practice managers to assess strategy
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RCGP ePortfolio will simplify revalidation and assist CPD logging
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Stop smoking services are an integral part of smoking cessation
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Guidance published by NICE in July 2010
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Guidance published by NICE in October 2009
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Guidance published by NICE in September 2009
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Guidance published by NICE in August 2009
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Medicines adherence can be improved by open discussion
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Guidance published by NICE in July 2009
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The ABPI Code of Practice: key points for primary care
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Use a systematic approach to support smokers in quitting
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Patients with insomnia should receive sleep hygiene advice
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Effective change management brings better patient care
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NICE reinforces its guidance on helping smokers to quit
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Information should be stored regularly for GP appraisal
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Pilot scheme will offer support for doctors with health problems
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Where a patient lives should not determine treatment availability
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Doctors must respond to signs of chronic fatigue syndrome
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NICE implementation consultants provide local support to primary care
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Preparing an indicative PBC budget: can you justify what you spend?
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Brief and intensive interventions do help patients to quit smoking
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Implementation of PBC: what has been achieved so far?
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Primary care smoking cessation services improve quit rates
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Partnerships are highlighted in updated Good Medical Practice
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The changing role of the General Medical Council
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PCTs should fund expensive medication where appropriate
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GPwSIs can play key role in improving community services
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Practice registers are key to care pathway for falls
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More exams are not the answer to revalidation
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Accommodating the needs of deaf and blind patients
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Forth Valley guideline transforms standards of epilepsy care
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Good communication with patients depends on efficient systems
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Keep repeat prescriptions for the consulting room
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Education will help underpin contract's quality framework
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GP specialists help to enhance provision of local clinical services
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Analysing critical incidents and significant events
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Getting the most from the summative assessment audit
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Evidence-based advice from the HDA on alcohol and smoking
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Practice rewarded for setting high standards in patient services
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National Collaborating Centre for Primary Care, Leicester
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Sheffield Evidence Based Guidelines Programme
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GPs with special interests are key to improving patient care
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Delivering quality: the new GP contract framework
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Delivering palliative care in the community
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NICE referral advice will improve patient care
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GP and practice nurse collaborations prove popular with patients
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GPs must be involved in developing NHS guidelines
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The National Collaborating Centre for Primary Care
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The National Guidelines and Audit Patient Involvement Unit
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How to deal with violent and abusive patients
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Primary care clinic targets men's health
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Guidelines in Practice CME questions: 3
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GP protocol for repeat prescribing reduces costs and workload
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Our panel of experts answer questions on audit
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Reducing the burden of chronic pain in primary care
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The Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN)
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Drug misusers benefit from treatment in primary care
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How to decide when a patient group direction is needed
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The College of Health
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Patients appreciate seeing their notes
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Practice nurse input improves care of depressed patients
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The Centre for Innovation in Primary Care
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Guidelines for making practice away days a worthwhile experience
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Clinical Effectiveness Forum for Allied Health Professions
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Following up patients who have received advice from NHS Direct
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Clinical Effectiveness Forum for Allied Health Professions
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The King's Fund
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NSF must not prevent GPs taking a holistic approach
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PIN group gives patients input into NICE guidance
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Writing for Guidelines in Practice: instructions for authors
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Improving healthcare delivery using the EFQM Excellence model
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SIGN guideline aims to improve outcome after head injury
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Patient-friendly guidelines may aid patient compliance
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Commission for Health Improvement
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Practice protocol to stop smoking includes new drug therapy
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NHS Centre for Reviews and Dissemination
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NHS Plan looks set to change the face of primary care
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CASPE Research
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New guidance aims to help GPs manage dying patients
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Don't forget your local health librarian
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The National Prescribing Centre
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The Clinical Practice Evaluation Programme
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The Centre for Evidence Based Medicine
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New website launched for approved group protocols
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NSF will help GPs improve standards of CHD care
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Clinical Governance Research and Development Unit
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Checklist facilitates move from guidelines to protocols
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Selecting a strategy for sleep problems in children
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Promoting local ownership of guidelines
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Crown II Report covers group protocols
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The National Institute for Clinical Excellence
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SIGN Roadshows take team approach to implementation
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'NICE' work if you can implement it
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When to move on to a new guideline
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LMC sets criteria to help GPs select guidelines
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w to ensure that your guideline is used
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How to monitor the progress of a guideline
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RCP Report aims to improve domiciliary oxygen services
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Do junior doctors recognise their consultants?
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How to introduce a new guideline in your practice
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Anaphylaxis guidance will save lives
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How to draw up your own guidelines
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Getting to grips with clinical governance
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Is this guideline right for your patients?
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Guidance needed in areas that guidelines ignore
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Assessing the quality of national guidelines
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How to find out about existing guidelines
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Why patient information needs to be evidence based
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What clinical governance will mean for GPs
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How to prioritise your work on guidelines
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Electronic Pink Book: an integrated clinical information system
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Do you need a guideline?
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What are guidelines for?
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Getting to the heart of meta-analysis
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Guidelines promote more rational use of antibiotics
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Teamwork is essential in implementing guidelines
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Guidelines cannot cover all clinical situations
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NICE to lead national guideline development
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How to select guidelines
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Guidelines in Practice
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Applying guidelines to general practice
Guidelines summaries
Anaphylaxis: assessment to confirm an anaphylactic episode and the decision to refer after emergency treatment for a suspected anaphylactic episode
Smoking cessation services
Tobacco: harm-reduction approaches to smoking
Early identification and referral of liver disease in infants
Making medicines safer for children—guidance for the use of unlicensed medicines in paediatric patients
NICE clinical guidelines
SIGN guidelines
Demonstrating impact
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Raised heart rate is a new traffic light for risk in a feverish child
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Stop smoking services are an integral part of smoking cessation
Test and reflect
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Patients with insomnia should receive sleep hygiene advice
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NICE reinforces its guidance on helping smokers to quit
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