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TIA/Stroke Hotline number relocated to intranet page. For mobile & tab users we recommend saving the number if you cannot access the intranet. https://t.co/ikqbemCbNm
New page on Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) outlining causes, symptoms, prevention, treatment and a new approach to testing and treating partners. Please see: https://t.co/TPza5sIwt4
New RefHelp page on CAMHS Depression online resources for Parents and Carers including helpful links to cCBT modules, workshops, workbooks, & a shareable resource flyer! Please see full details here: https://t.co/1HOgxAy1hp
A big thank you to Dr Renata Riha & Dr Mike Diamond for a fantastic session on Sleep. A special thank you to Dr David Millar for chairing the session and our wonderful audience for their participation. Recording will soon be available. #watchthisspace
Join us tonight to hear from the experts in the field of Sleep. From basic physiology to consultations, to common sleep issues and much more! An opportunity to ask questions as well. Registration still open: https://t.co/KhqF4Fzmf0
Stroke team frequently receives queries about incidental cerebrovascular or retinal findings in asymptomatic patients. To support decision-making in primary & secondary care, they have produced a factsheet which is now available on RefHelp. Further info: https://t.co/d5cXjTvRFI
Have you registered yet? Next RefTalk on Sleep with insightful discussions on basic physiology and its relevance in consultations, common sleep problems and referral pathways. Register now: https://t.co/KhqF4Fzmf0
New info added on acute & chronic leukaemia. For same day referral please call haematology on-call. For USOC referral to haematology please see criteria here:https://t.co/BCSrGUAvP0
New page on Haematological cancers outlining presentation, diagnosis, and referral guidelines. Patients can be referred to Western General Hospital or St. Johnβs. More info here: https://t.co/oUkeyWBXOH
There are two types of pneumococcal vaccinations, namely PCV13 and PCV20. PPV23 is no longer recommended for use. To read up changes to the pneumococcal vaccination programme please see: https://t.co/eurpIuQvgi
Healthy Active Minds is a 12 week physical activity referral programme for inactive adults aged 18+ yrs living with mild to moderate depression, stress, anxiety or low mood. To know more about services offered, referral form & participant sheet see here: https://t.co/JGlfayNrOA
Next RefTalk on Sleep with insightful discussions on basic physiology and its relevance in consultations, common sleep problems and referral pathways. Register now: https://t.co/KhqF4FyOps
New page on Myeloma and Monoclonal Gammopathy of Undetermined Significance (MGUS).Please note that β unlike CRP β an ESR will be raised with a paraprotein so important to remember as a first line test. Please see referral criteria for Myeloma USC here: https://t.co/HKV5tNpl1w
Midlothian Active Choices (MAC) is a referral scheme for adults aged 18+, who are sedentary or inactive & suffer from mild/moderate mental health conditions (anxiety/depression). This is NOT a self-referral programme. Referral form & service info here: https://t.co/H3tvVBNUJc
Some patients may still be suitable for an Urgent Suspicion of Cancer referral despite a normal CXR. For specific referral criteria please see recently updated lung cancer page: https://t.co/tsP1s3oD68
Recent RefTalk on FND - Treatment and Referral pathways by Professor Jon Stone & Michael McLean is now available on RefHelp. To watch the recording please use the link here: https://t.co/oi7ThbFUhu