Rashes in children: what’s the diagnosis?
Dr Jennifer Parkhouse unravels four case studies covering several diagnoses of childhood rashes and explains how each condition should be managed in primary care
Psoriasis: PCDS treatment pathway provides practical advice for GPs
Drs Angela Goyal and Kash Bhatti provide an overview of the PCDS primary care treatment pathway for psoriasis and discuss the importance of lifestyle advice and skin-directed treatment
Most actinic keratosis can be managed with topical treatments
Dr Neil Shroff explores updated British Association of Dermatologists guidance on actinic keratosis and offers an overview of treatment options and considerations
Facial rashes: what’s the diagnosis?
Dr Rebecca Mawson discusses possible causes of a facial rash in adults and how to diagnose on the basis of clinical observations
Top tips: eczema
Dr Paul Charlson provides 10 top tips on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of eczema in primary care
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Nailing your onychomycosis management
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Cost-benefit of prescribing emollients for eczema patients
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