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Colposcopy showing a lesion on the cervix caused by HPV (Photograph: SPL)

Evidence base: Human papillomavirus

29 February 2012

A summary of the evidence behind the primary care management of human papillomavirus....

Benson Riungu and Harriet Blakey

Would-be GP writes about Kenyan experience shadowing a clinician

29 February 2012

Third year Bristol Medical School student and would-be GP Harriet Blakey shadowed a primary care cli...

GP training session

Enhanced appraisals include child protection, infection control and life support

29 February 2012

GPs are being forced to undertake frequent child protection, infection control and basic life suppor...

Dr Buckman; 'We are concerned trainees may not necessarily get good teaching during the fourth year as there won't be any money to pay the teachers to teach them.'

Funding gap risks derailing four-year GP training plan, warns GPC

29 February 2012

Plans to extend GP training to four years have 'no sound financial footing' and risk backfiring on t...

CCGs must ensure providers offer dignified care for the elderly

29 February 2012

Clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) must ensure providers they commission from offer dignified care...

Asthma: CCGs might choose to retain locality commissioning such as long-term conditions (Photograph: SPL)

Intelligent Commissioning - How to make the most of commissioning support

29 February 2012

Commissioning support expert Dr Tim Riley on when to contract out services....

The decision to transfer one or two embryos should be based on age and other prognostic indicators (Photograph: SPL)

Journals Watch: Assisted conception and vitamin D

29 February 2012 CPD

A research review, this week covering assisted conception, vitamin D, blood pressure monitoring and ...

Gynaecomastia can occur at any age and can be physiological or pathological (Photograph: SPL)

GP management of gynaecomastia

29 February 2012 CPD

How to examine and manage gynaecomastia in primary care. By Dr Kamilla Porter...

Autoimmune haemolysis: large, bluish reticulocytes and damaged, rounded or spherocytic red cells (Photograph: David Roberts and John Burthem)

Haematology: Autoimmune haemolytic anaemia

29 February 2012 CPD

Diagnosing and managing autoimmune haemolytic anaemia. By Professor David Roberts...

The core stability muscles are spread throughout the central body, and pilates and yoga are excellent programmes for developing them (Photograph: SPL)

Viewpoint - Exercise as a treatment for musculoskeletal conditions

29 February 2012

Exercise programmes may provide an effective treatment for musculoskeletal conditions in the communi...

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