Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Urology
This disease area hub brings together relevant content on eGuidelines.co.uk and links to external guidance.
Guidelines in Practice articles
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Investment in contraceptive care is an urgent requirement
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People with CKD have a higher risk of cardiovascular events
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Contraceptive choice for over 40s depends on risk-benefit profile
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Interventions for bedwetting can help children of all ages
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NICE guideline on UI may require updating in line with new evidence
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NICE guideline on LUTS encompasses all urinary symptoms
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All women requiring contraception should be offered LARCs
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Chlamydia testing should be targeted at high-risk groups
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Primary care can manage most urinary incontinence cases
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Erectile dysfunction is associated with co-morbid conditions
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GPs need to be aware of the risk factors for developing CKD
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Local QOFs may help with obesity management
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Are obesity guidelines in need of an update?
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Greater evidence of action on urinary incontinence is needed
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Long-acting methods of contraception are more cost effective
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GPs should refer patients with ED if the condition causes severe distress
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Most patients with ED can be managed in primary care
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Guideline highlights association of erectile dysfunction and CVD
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Advice on antenatal/postnatal mental health care is revised
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NICE guideline will help to improve sexual health
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Guideline aims to raise the profile of PCOS and improve care
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Woman-centred care is focus of NICE menorrhagia guideline
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New NICE guideline highlights challenges of urinary incontinence
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Female UI can be treated effectively in primary care
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NICE guidance will raise awareness of long-acting reversible contraception
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SIGN advocates team approach to managing incontinent patients
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SIGN notes for discussion with patients: 19. Management of urinary incontinence in primary care
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Sexual health advice in the under-16s: how to negotiate the minefield
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Developing a practice policy for providing emergency contraception
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Contract will challenge GPs to rethink provision of antenatal care
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New guideline will aid management of BPH in primary care
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Guideline helps GPs advise couples who fail to conceive
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New NICE guideline will standardise care of pregnant women
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Guideline will modernise routine antenatal care
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NICE guideline aims to streamline antenatal care
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Guideline will support GP assessment of PMB
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SIGN notes for discussion with patients: 5. Post-menopausal bleeding
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SIGN guideline focuses on post-menopausal bleeding
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NICE referral advice: 10.'Prostatism'
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SIGN notes for discussion with patients: 2. Postnatal Depression
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Early diagnosis improves outcomes in postnatal depression
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Dr Chris Barclay
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NICE referral advice: 4 Menorrhagia
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Assessing prostate size using DRE
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Developing a shared care urology service for general practice
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Changing Practice: effective drug therapy for menorrhagia
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Most cerebral palsy cases originate before labour
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Sterilisation guidelines emphasis patient choice
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Guidelines promote effective GP treatment of menorrhagia
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New guidelines will benefit the infertile couple
Guidelines summaries
Antenatal and postnatal mental health: clinical management and service guidance
Chronic kidney disease: early identification and management of chronic kidney disease in adults in primary and secondary care
Fertility: assessment and treatment for people with fertility problems
Fertility: assessment and treatment for people with fertility problems
Heavy menstrual bleeding
Hypertension in pregnancy: the management of hypertensive disorders during pregnancy
Long-acting reversible contraception
Nocturnal enuresis: the management of bedwetting in children and young people
Routine care for the healthy pregnant woman
Routine postnatal care of women and their babies
The management of lower urinary tract symptoms in men
Urinary incontinence in neurological disease: management of lower urinary tract dysfunction in neurological disease
Urinary incontinence: the management of urinary incontinence in women
Postnatal sexual and reproductive health
Guidelines on the management of erectile dysfunction
Guidelines on the management of sexual problems in men: the role of androgens
Guidelines on urinary incontinence
The copper intrauterine device as long-term contraception
Barrier methods for contraception and STI prevention
Combined hormonal contraception
Management of vaginal discharge in non-genitourinary medicine settings
Hormone replacement therapy
Treatment guidelines for premenstrual syndrome
Diagnosis and management of polycystic ovary syndrome
NICE clinical guidelines
SIGN guidelines
GAIN guidelines
PRODIGY
Demonstrating impact
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Contraceptive choice for over 40s depends on risk-benefit profile
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Interventions for bedwetting can help children of all ages
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NICE guideline on UI may require updating in line with new evidence
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NICE guideline on LUTS encompasses all urinary symptoms
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All women requiring contraception should be offered LARCs
Test and reflect
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Erectile dysfunction is associated with co-morbid conditions
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GPs need to be aware of the risk factors for developing CKD
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Greater evidence of action on urinary incontinence is needed
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