GP magazine 13 May
The GP magazine 13 May issue includes:
NEWS
- GPs fear public health LES cuts
- GPs lead cancer detection drive
- GP premises bills rise £40k
- Interview: ‘Women need role models in general practice’
- Will GPs have to take back out-of-hours?
OPINION
- Editorial: Blame the DH, not GPs, for out-of-hours
- Guest opinion: RCGP chairwoman Professor Clare Gerada: New business model changes GPs’ role
- Liam Farrell: A lesson learnt from Captain Hindsight
- Mary Lowth:The beauty of pets on home visits
EDUCATION
- Journals watch: Colorectal, cancer, autism and ectopic pregnancy
- Pain management: GPs providing acupuncture
- Pictorial case study: A petechial rash
- Red Flag symptoms: Acute pelvic pain
- Clinical pictures: Malignant disease
- Medico-legal: Good Medical Practice update
- Clinical Review: Seborrhoeic dermatitis
GP LIFE
- Interview: Helping traumatised patients
- GP review: The Gadget Show Live
- Competition: Win a £300 Roberts Sound 200 radio/iPod dock
Archive issues
GP magazine 13 May
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GP magazine 1 April
GP magazine 18 March
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