» Mega-multimorbidity and guideline myopia
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» Superficial vein thrombosis (thrombophlebitis): far from benign
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» The 2024 UK asthma guidelines: considerations for patients with asthma not responding to maintenance and reliever therapy
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» Complex social needs and maternal postnatal care: what can primary care do?
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» When normal tests end care too early
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» Authorship inflation in general practice research
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» Strange new lifeworlds
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» The inequality paradox: how gepotidacin addresses the hidden social gradient of antimicrobial resistance
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» Post-Turing clinical relationships: how AI is reshaping patient behaviour before the consultation
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» Yonder: Talking to a GP about suicide, GP-minister networks, practice managers as partners, and Welsh as first language
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» AI scribes, memory, and the future of general practice
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» Primary care in a destroyed health system: reflections on a deployment to Gaza
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» Barriers and boundaries
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» When life changes everything: a GP’s return to work after bereavement
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» Missing by omission: the hidden heart of cardiovascular inequity in the UK
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» From coding to conclusions: lessons for researchers using routinely collected primary care data
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» Recognising the signs of ketamine uropathy in general practice for young people
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues

» Risk prediction tools in multiple long-term conditions management: a qualitative study
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues
BackgroundRisk stratification is integral to providing good care, but its value in managing patients with multiple long-term conditions (MLTC) remains uncertain.AimTo explore the perspectives of healthcare professionals, patients, and ca...

» Use of the kidney failure risk equation: a regional retrospective primary care cohort study in England
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues
BackgroundChronic kidney disease (CKD) is associated with increased risk of death and progression to kidney failure requiring renal replacement therapy (RRT). Predicting those at greatest risk of RRT is essential for effective clinical c...

» Managing multiple long-term conditions in people experiencing socioeconomic deprivation: a qualitative study of primary care perspectives
30/04/26 23:05 from British Journal of General Practice recent issues
BackgroundMultiple long-term conditions (MLTCs) are rising, especially among people experiencing socioeconomic deprivation, who develop MLTCs earlier and face barriers to self-management. Primary healthcare professionals (HCPs) are centr...

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