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Welcome to the catch-up recording of the first in our series of 5 live free webinars on dry eye. These webinars are aimed at pharmacists and pharmacy teams.
This is one of the most common and difficult calls in general practice, emergency medicine and acute paediatrics: when to treat a child as a lower respiratory tract infection.
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When assessing ill children, it is easy to presume that the problem is an uncomplicated viral infection. Most of the time it is. The odds are severely stacked against a more significant diagnosis to the extent that it is easy to become overly presumptive. This, combined with the fact that a simple and benign illness will share many features with a rare or dangerous illness means that spotting the unusual or harmful diagnosis is very challenging indeed.
This post is in response to a very specific question from a local GP. The question wasn’t about recognising croup or even about the best evidence-based treatment. Recognising croup is fairly straightforward. There is pretty much consensus on the best management of croup.
Simple answer… Make fewer decisions. Recently I was speaking to a GP colleague about the ways to protect […]
Don’t you love it when someone brands something that you’ve always been doing? Advocacy is nothing new, but […]
With only 3% of British adults aware that the symptoms of IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) are also common symptoms […]
This module is designed to support pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and other healthcare professionals to understand anti-allergies and anti-inflammatories used […]
