Expert articles
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Differential diagnosesLower urinary tract symptoms in men: what’s the diagnosis?
Dr Toni Hazell presents two case studies that explore common causes and primary care management of lower urinary tract symptoms in men
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Key learning points
Key learning points: NICE prostate cancer
Dr Sadaf Haque picks out five key learning points from the updated NICE prostate cancer guideline that are relevant to primary care
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Implementing guidelines
Testosterone deficiency: treat men who have bothersome symptoms
Professor Geoff Hackett and Professor Mike Kirby discuss the latest recommendations from BSSM on the diagnosis, assessment, and treatment of testosterone deficiency in men
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Hot topic
Primary care is well placed to assess ED
Dr Jonny Coxon explains how to deliver care for men with ED in general practice and when to refer
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Top tips
Top tips: prostate cancer
Dr Anthony Cunliffe, Dr Nicola Harker, and Sophia Nicola provide 10 top tips on the diagnosis and management of prostate cancer for primary care
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Implementing guidelines
Inclusivity is key in the care of lesbian, gay, and bisexual people
Dr Mark Holloway summarises the RCGPNI guidance on the care of lesbian, gay, and bisexual patients in primary care
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Top tips
Top tips: prostate disease
Dr Jon Rees offers tips on diagnosing and managing common prostate conditions in primary care
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Implementing guidelines
New guideline will aid GPs in diagnosis and treatment of prostatitis
Drs Jon Rees and Alison Cooper explain how prostatitis can have a wide range of clinical presentations and that an individualised, symptom-based approach is needed
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Personal view
Detailed assessment and safe therapies are needed for ED
Professor Geoffrey Hackett explains why ED is an important marker for men’s health and why prescribing options should be widened
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Implementing guidelines
New prostate cancer guideline will increase responsibilities of GPs
Mr Matthew Jefferies (left) and Professor Howard Kynaston explain changes and new options in the updated NICE guideline on the diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer
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NICE quality standard article
Full assessment is key for men with lower urinary tract symptoms
Mr Ian Pearce shows how NICE Quality Standard 45 will help to improve the lives of the growing numbers of men who present with lower urinary tract symptoms
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Personal view
Improved imaging can target higher risk prostate cancers
Professor Roger Kirby reviews the latest developments in the diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer and reflects on the benefits of NICE guidance to patients
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Implementing guidelines
NICE guideline on LUTS encompasses all urinary symptoms
Professor Christopher Chapple outlines the NICE recommendations on the assessment and treatment options for lower urinary tract symptoms in men
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Implementing guidelines
Erectile dysfunction is associated with co-morbid conditions
Dr Mike Callander discusses the link between erectile dysfunction and other conditions, and outlines methods for assessment and possible treatment options
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Personal view
Most patients with ED can be managed in primary care
The BSSM guideline on erectile dysfunction highlights risk factors and key steps in diagnosis and management, says Dr Patrick Wright
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Implementing guidelines
Guideline highlights association of erectile dysfunction and CVD
The evidence-based guideline on erectile dysfunction from the BSSM will help the primary care team manage this common condition, explains Dr Geoff Hackett
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Implementing guidelines
New guideline will aid management of BPH in primary care
Lower urinary tract symptoms are common in older men and many more are seeking help. Recent guidance will support GP management, says Professor Roger Kirby
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Good practice initiative
Primary care clinic targets men's health
Dr Mike Kirby describes how his practice set up a well man clinic that focuses on improving the health of men in middle age
