Key learning points: NICE depression in children and young people
Dr Janice Allister identifies five key learning points for primary care from the updated NICE guideline on depression in children and young people
Top tips: supporting the patient who self-harms
Dr Dominique Thompson provides 10 top tips on recognising self-harm and how to help reduce the risks of further self-harm or suicide
Top tips: anxiety disorders
Dr Ed Beveridge offers ten top tips on the diagnosis, management, and treatment of adults with anxiety disorders in primary care
Top tips: eating disorders
Dr Dominique Thompson offers 10 top tips for general practice on the role of GPs in managing eating disorders, including signs to look out for, the right questions to ask, and the need for referral without delay
Key learning points: NICE post-traumatic stress disorder
Dr Jonathan Leach, Professor Neil Greenberg, and Dr Odette Megnin-Viggars identify five key learning points from the updated NICE PTSD guideline
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NICE depression in children and young people guideline
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NICE delirium guideline
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NICE PTSD guideline
This summary of the NICE PTSD guideline covers assessment and coordination of care, access to care, principles of care, and disaster planning
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Depression in adults: recognition and management
A brief, useful summary of the recognition and management of depression in adults. Includes assessment, recognition and treatment options.
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NICE ADHD guideline
The updated summary covers key points on identification and treatment of ADHD, management, supporting families and carers, and appropriate medication.