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Clinical updates and guidelines for GP locums
Dr Elizabeth McNaught, a GP with lived experience of disordered eating, will join NASGP’s September event.
This is a guideline from the British Society of Haematology on when to test for thrombophilia, published in May 2022.
Dr Louise Hudman summarises some changes to advice for supporting women experiencing recurrent miscarriage.
Nick Pollard, co-author of The Oxford Specialist Handbook on Eating Disorders, will present a 45-minute talk next month on his work on eating disorders.
Discover updates on use of the newer calcitonin gene-related peptide monoclonal antibodies and the use of medications during pregnancy.
This is a 2021 update on management of iron deficiency anaemia in adults from the BGS, the first in 10 years.
NASGP member and Cochrane author Dr Robert Walton shares some clinical advice on Covid-19 antibody tests.
GPs can learn more about oesophageal cancer by watching a recording of our June 2023 event.
NASGP has now been running free lunchtime clinical talks for sessional GPs for over a year, many of which now available as videos.
GPs can learn more about oesophageal cancer at a free NASGP event next month.
GPs may struggle without the prescription processes to support it.
Dr Julian Treadwell has just launched a new website, GP Evidence (gpevidence.org/), developed to make the scientific evidence underpinning guideline-recommended treatments easier to access and understand for practising GPs.
This is a new guideline from Nice advising that we can use finerenone for selected patients with CKD and type 2 diabetes.
Prof Winston will present an infertility update for GPs.
Dr Louise Hudman summarises some minor changes to advice for OA.
GPs can attend a clinical update on endometriosis next month as part of NASGP’s free ‘first Thursdays’ events series.
Most people with a thunderclap headache don’t have SAH, but still need investigating, Dr Hudman finds.
Watch Crohns and Colitis UK’s Dr Charlie Andrews present clinical advice to NASGP members as part of our series of monthly clinical events.
Learning points on the use of thyrotropin alfa, thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) suppression and thyroglobulin levels.
The last guidance on the subject was published in 2014.
GPs can attend ‘IBD: what do GPs need to know?’ for free, presented by Dr Kevin Barrett next month on behalf of Crohns & Colitis UK.
GPs in Southport who ran a 2013-2021 study just published their results in BMJ Nutrition, Prevention and Health.
On behalf of its members, this year NASGP is proud to support the work of Health Poverty Action.
This is an updated guideline from FSRH on POPs published in Aug 2022.
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