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Childhood emergencies

May Vol 39 (5) 257-352
AFP > 2010 > May

Focus

Croup

Helena Britt, Salma Fahridin, Janice Charles

Assessment of the unwell child

Adriana Yock Corrales, Mike Starr

Meningococcal sepsis

Shabna Rajapaksa, Mike Starr

Croup

Shabna Rajapaksa, Mike Starr

Minor head injuries in children

Carl Luckoff, Mike Starr

Type 1 diabetes in children

Susan O’Connell, Aris Siafarikas


Up front

Letters to the editor


Clinical

Bacterial cystitis in women

Prem Rashid, Amanda Chung, Mohan Arianayagam

Erectile dysfunction – when tablets don’t work

Prem Rashid, Nicholas McLeod, Ian A R Smith

Circadian rhythms and depression

Erin Barriball, Philip Boyce


Research

Aspirin, flu and general practice research

Jenni Parsons

Epicentre of influenza

Tania Winzenberg, Kelly A Shaw, Jenny Bocquet

Asthma Cycle of Care attendance

Colleen McGoldrick, Patrick D Byrnes, Margaret Crawford

Patient initiated aggression and violence in Australian general practice

Rhian Parker, Laura Forrest, Hagen Tuschke, Kelsey Hegarty


Professional

Hilton Koppe

Failure to diagnose: brain tumour

Sara Bird

Genomics and general practice: the next 10 years

Lawrence Leung

CareSearch

Christine Sanderson, Jennifer Tieman

Tips from the toolkit: 4

Neville Steer

Two HEADSSS are better than one

Hilton Koppe


Unknown

General practice research

Mieke van Driel, Parker J Magin, Marie Pirotta, Emily Farrell


AFP in practice

AFP in Practice

Carolyn O’Shea


Back pages

Clinical challenge

Deepa Daniel


Podcasts

Gastro-oesophageal reflux in children – what’s the worry?

Associate Professor Katie Allen is a paediatric gastroenterologist and allergist who discusses reflux in the infant and the role of cows milk protein allergy

Management of hypertension in general practice – a qualitative needs assessment of Australian GPs

Faline Howes as a GP and researcher who discusses her research into what GPs think is needed to help improve the systematic management of hypertension

The 6 week check – an opportunity for continuity of care

Dr Michael Fasher is a GP who discusses the '6 week check' - suggesting an approach and some common issues

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