Top tips: getting started with dermoscopy
Dr Kash Bhatti provides 10 top tips for GPs who want to get started with dermoscopy and diagnose benign skin lesions with confidence
Hidradenitis suppurativa: early recognition improves prognosis
Dr Fiona Collier provides an overview of the identification, assessment, and management of hidradenitis suppurativa in primary care, in line with the latest BAD guideline
Psoriasis: the role of the practice pharmacist
Ruari O’Connell and Anna Prescott describe the role of the clinical practice-based pharmacist in managing patients with psoriasis
Skin lesions: what’s the diagnosis?
Dr James Thambyrajah uses case studies to illustrate four different types of skin lesion and describes how each condition should be managed in primary care
Eczema: the role of the practice pharmacist
Ruari O’Connell and Gupinder Syan discuss treatments for eczema and the role of the practice pharmacist in managing patients with eczema in primary care
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Doublebase Dayleve™ Gel (isopropyl myristate, liquid paraffin)
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Nailing your onychomycosis management
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Cost-benefit of prescribing emollients for eczema patients
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Methofill® (methotrexate) Self Inject
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NICE/PHE cellulitis and erysipelas: antimicrobial prescribing
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PCDS atopic eczema guideline
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BAD onychomycosis guideline
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