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National clinical guideline for stroke : 5th edition
Remove: Royal College of Physicians of London - RCP source - 03 October 2016 - Publisher: Royal College of Physicians (RCP)
This guideline is the most comprehensive and up to date document on how stroke care should be provided, covering the whole pathway from pre-hospital care to long-term management. It is designed...
MARSIPAN: management of really sick patients with anorexia nervosa (2nd edition) [PDF]
Remove: Royal College of Physicians of London - RCP source - Source: Royal College of Psychiatrists - RCPsych - Source: Royal College of Pathologists - RCPATH - 01 October 2014 - Publisher: Royal College of Psychiatrists;Royal College of Physicians (RCP);Royal College of Pathologists
The Management of Really Sick Patients with Anorexia Nervosa (MARSIPAN) working group arose out of concerns that a number of patients with severe anorexia nervosa were being admitted to general...
Health and social care in England: a quick guide
Remove: Royal College of Physicians of London - RCP source - 02 May 2018 - Publisher: Royal College of Physicians (RCP)
This guide gives an overview of the decision-making structures that operate in health policy and in the NHS. These affect how health and social care works at every level, from decisions in local...
Women and medicine: the future [PDF]
Remove: Royal College of Physicians of London - RCP source - 02 June 2009 - Publisher: Royal College of Physicians (RCP)
This report was commissioned following heightened interest in the increasing number of women entering the medical profession at undergraduate level. The aim of the report and its recommendations is...
Medical rehabilitation in 2011 and beyond: report of a joint working party of the Royal College of Physicians and the British Society of Rehabilitation Medicine [PDF]
Remove: Royal College of Physicians of London - RCP source - 01 November 2010 - Publisher: Royal College of Physicians (RCP)
This report examines the current state of rehabilitation medicine and considers how it is likely to develop over the coming years. It is essential reading, not only for rehabilitation medicine...
Innovating for health: patients, physicians, the pharmaceutical industry and the NHS [PDF]
Remove: Royal College of Physicians of London - RCP source - 06 February 2009 - Publisher: Royal College of Physicians (RCP)
This report is the final product of a multi-sector working party convened to examine the relationship between the NHS, academic medicine and the pharmaceutical industry, and identify policies that...
Future physician : changing doctors in changing times [PDF]
This report argues that doctors are in an ideal position to drive changes in healthcare for the benefit of patients. It also urges doctors to take up leadership positions in medicine and in public...
Road safety: a guide for local councillors in England [PDF]
Remove: Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents - RoSPA source - 24 May 2013 - Publisher: Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents
The challenge of reducing preventable deaths and injuries on the road has become even greater in recent years with the need to significantly reduce public spending. Local authorities in particular...
Future hospital: caring for medical patients
Remove: Royal College of Physicians of London - RCP source - 16 September 2013 - Publisher: Royal College of Physicians (RCP)
This report focuses on the care of acutely ill medical patients, the organisation of medical services, and the role of physicians and doctors in training across the medical specialties in England...
Future Hospital Programme: Delivering the future hospital
Delivering the future hospital is an account of the successes, challenges and learning from the Future Hospital Programme (FHP) in the 3 years between 2014 and 2017. Its purpose is to report on the...