Lots about diarrhoea this month. Also ADHD and no need any more for an ECG prior to starting medication. Obesity in A&E; can we at least start the journey towards a more healthy future in the Emergency department?
Tag Archives: obesity
November 2019 PDF digest
Bloody diarrhoea this month. Inflammatory bowel disease patients are getting younger. Also croup and acanthosis nigricans, 2 things that probably don’t go together very often. Do leave comments below.
June 2015 published
Gianotti Crosti this month, updated “Working Together” safeguarding document, epistaxis and malaria. Also links to a few other useful documents recently uploaded to the Primary Care Guidelines part of the website, with thanks to Redbridge and West Suffolk. All comments welcome.
November/December 2013
Seasonal treats this month in the form of bronchiolitis treatments and the use of antipyretics in febrile convulsions. Perennial subjects include obesity, BCG lymphadenitis and a concise reminder of the management of UTI in children.
April/May 2013
April wasn’t quite long enough this year for me to get the newsletter out in time – or something like that anyway. With thanks to Stephen Flanagan of the London PHE for his input into the measles textbox and Paul Gringras for help with the sleep series again. Jess has put together another superb article for her minor injuries series and I hope you find the links to the healthy weight clinics helpful for your patients locally. Click here for the April/May 2013 newsletter.