Urgent Bite 277 – Hypochondriasis
Why is it called hypochondriasis, and why might it benefit our patients to identify cases and ensure proper follow-up and treatment?
Why is it called hypochondriasis, and why might it benefit our patients to identify cases and ensure proper follow-up and treatment?
Dr Fiona Moir and Dr Renske van den Brink are directors of Connect Communications. They both have a background in General Practice and medical education, and they have extensive experience in teaching communication skills to students and experienced clinicians alike.
Dr Fiona Moir and Dr Renske van den Brink are directors of Connect Communications. They both have a background in General Practice and medical education, and they have extensive experience in teaching communication skills to students and experienced clinicians alike.
For World Sepsis Month, we talk with Ally Hossain, whose son is a sepsis survivor.
For this month’s newsletter, I wish to share information on the following Sepsis Awareness Month Previous Bootcamp Videos Sepsis Awareness Month September is Sepsis Awareness Month. Here are some ways that you can get some Sepsis CPD this month. On September 11th, at 1900 NZT, Infectious Disease Specialist and Sepsis Trust founding trustee, Dr. Paul Huggan,…
September is World Sepsis Month. Use this as a reason to explore some sepsis related CPD.
Do you see a Christmas tree when you see pityriasis rosea?
We should be aware of artefacts as a cause of error when interpreting an ECG.
Heinrich Quincke has a number of eponyms, but Quincke’s disease is isolated angioedema of the uvula.
For this month’s newsletter, I wish to share information on the following Bootcamp tickets available Urgent Care Research Network Bootcamp tickets available The biennial virtual urgent care Bootcamp will be on September 13th from 0830-1700. Details and tickets can be found here This year, we have a presentation from Dr Ceri Battle, the creator of…