Journals Watch - Insulin, antibiotics and arthritis
09 May 2012 | by Dr Lizzie Croton
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Clinical Review - Managing asthma in children
23 May 2012 | by Dr Atul Gupta
The signs that point to an asthma diagnosis and a checklist for primary care follow up. By Dr Atul...Section 1: Epidemiology and aetiology Asthma is a disease of the conducting airways, which ... hypersecretion, mucus plugs, mucosal oedema and smooth muscle contraction. 1 Asthma is the most common ... in each UK classroom. 1 The International Study of Asthma and Allergy in Childhood (ISAAC) found ...
Consulting Crimes - Poor information gathering
08 May 2012 | by Dr James Heathcote
and it felt like the asthma that I used to have as a child sort of wheezy more than painful ' Use ...
GP founds group to represent GPSIs in occupational health
02 May 2012 | by Stephen Robinson
contributed to the development of ach ievable standards in many areas, such as in asthma, diabetes ...
How statistics can save funds
02 May 2012 | by Phil Wigglesworth
, are patients with severe COPD on the right treatment? Are they receiving the right diagnostic investigations ...
Chris Lancelot - Prescription charges ruin the 'from cradle to grave' ethos
18 Apr 2012 | by Chris Lancelot
with hypertension, IHD or asthma (all potentially life-threatening and often requiring life-long polypharmacy) still ...
Clinical Review - Community-acquired pneumonia
18 Apr 2012 | by Dr Simon Barry
Section 1: Epidemiology and aetiology This review considers community-acquired pneumonia (CAP), which does not include chronic bronchitis, infective exacerbations of COPD, pneumonia ... , bronchiectasis, COPD), in whom colonisation with organisms such as pseudomonas that do not respond ...
How to ask questions about research
18 Apr 2012 | by Professor Rodger Charlton
medication used in an asthma trial. Informing future practice Anyone who advocates change in the NHS ...
Rapid steroid dose cuts admissions for asthma
16 Apr 2012 | by Tom Moberly
Hospital admissions for asthma can be reduced by providing systemic corticosteroid treatment within...moderate or severe asthma. Overall, 36% went on to be admitted. Among those involved in the study, the median age was four years, 64% were male, while 88% had moderate asthma and 12% had severe asthma ...
Reflect on your competence in managing paediatric problems
04 Apr 2012 | by Professor Ruth Chambers
: Scale 1 5 Confirm if Jag has asthma. Rate the oxygen saturation level of a child and act on the information. Manage acute asthma attack in a child (for example, treat ...
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