Chapter 1 - Gastro-intestinal system |
1.1 - Chronic bowel disorders |
1.2 - Constipation and bowel cleansing |
1.3 - Diarrhoea |
1.6 - Gastric acid disorders and ulceration |
1.7 - Gastro-intestinal smooth muscle spasm |
1.9 – Obesity |
1.10 – Rectal and anal disorders |
Chapter 2 - Cardiovascular System |
2.1 – Arrhythmias |
2.3 - Blood clots |
2.3.1 – Oral anticoagulants |
2.3.2 – Parenteral anticoagulants |
2.3.3 – Antiplatelet drugs |
2.1 Positive inotropic drugs |
2.2 Diuretics |
2.4 Beta-adrenoreceptor blocking drugs |
2.5 Drugs affecting the renin-angiotensin system |
2.5 Summary of Antihypertensive Drug Treatment |
2.5 Care Pathway for Hypertension |
2.5 Prescribing Guidelines for Heart Failure Guidance |
2.6 Nitrates, CCBs and potassium channel activators |
2.6 Primary Care Guidelines for drug treatment of Chronic Stable Angina Pectoris |
2.6.3 Other antianginal drugs |
2.6.4 Peripheral vasodilators and related drugs |
2.8 Anticoagulant drugs |
2.8.2 Drug Interactions for Apixaban, Dabigatran, Edoxaban and Rivaroxaban |
2.8.2 Decision aid for patients requiring stroke prevention in AF |
2.8.2 Reducing the risk of stroke in Atrial Fibrillation - NICE CG180 (including decision aid) |
2.8.2 NOAC Implementation priorities |
2.9 Antiplatelet drugs |
2.7 - Hyperlipidaemia |
Chapter 3 - Respiratory System |
3 Introduction |
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Asthma Inhaler Pathways |
Asthma Step-down Guides |
Summary of recently introduced inhalers and their equivalents |
3.1 Bronchodilators |
3.2 Corticosteroids |
3.3.2 Leukotriene receptor antagonists |
Guidance for managing COPD |
3.7 - Mucolytics |
Chapter 4 - Central Nervous System |
4.1- Dementia |
4.2 - Epilepsy and other seizure disorders |
4.3 – Mental health disorders |
4.3.1 - Anxiety |
4.3.2 – Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder |
4.3.3 – Bipolar disorder and mania |
4.3.4 – Depression |
4.3.6 - Psychoses and schizophrenia |
4.4 - Movement disorders |
4.6 - Pain |
4.7 - Sleep disorders |
4.8 – Substance Dependence |
Chapter 5 - Infections |
Chapter 6 - Endocrine System |
6.1 – Antidiuretic hormone disorders |
6.2 - Bone metabolism disorders |
6.3 - Corticosteriod responsive conditions |
6.4 - Diabetes mellitus and hypoglycaemia |
6.4.1 - Blood glucose lowering drugs |
6.4.2 - Insulin |
6.4.3 - Blood glucose testing and continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) |
6.6 – Gonadotrophin responsive conditions |
6.8 – Sex hormone responsive conditions |
6.8.1 - Female sex hormone responsive conditions |
6.8.2 - Male sex hormone responsive conditions |
6.9 - Thyroid disorders |
Chapter 7 – Genito-urinary system |
7.1 – Bladder and urinary disorders |
7.3 - Contraception |
7.4 – Erectile and ejaculatory conditions |
7.7 – Vaginal and vulval conditions |
Chapter 8 - Immune system and malignant disease |
8.4 - Hormone responsive malignancy |
Chapter 9 - Nutrition and Blood |
9.1 - Anaemias |
9.2 - Fluid and Electrolyte imbalances |
9.3 - Vitamin deficiency |
Chapter 10 - Musculoskeletal system |
10.1 – Arthritis |
10.2 – Hyperuricaemia and gout |
Chapter 11 – Eye |
11.1 - Allergic and inflammatory eye conditions |
11.2 – Dry eye conditions |
11.3 – Eye infections |
11.4 – Eye procedures |
11.5 – Glaucoma and ocular hypertension |
Chapter 12 – Drugs acting on the Ear |
12.1 – Drugs acting on the Nose |
12.2 – Nasal Allergy |
12.3 – Drugs acting on the Oropharynx |
Chapter 13 – Skin |
13.1 – Dry and scaling skin disorders |
13.2 – Infections of the skin |
13.3 – Inflammatory skin conditions |
13.5 - Pruritus |
13.6 – Rosacea and acne |
13.10 – Sun protection and photodamage |
Chapter 15 & 16 - Anaesthesia and Emergency treatment of poisoning |