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OXFORDCLINICALGUIDELINES
NewlyQualifiedDoctor

OXFORDCLINICALGUIDELINES
NewlyQualified
Doctor
EDITEDBY
DavidFisher
SpecialistinInternalMedicine,ClalitHealthcareServices,Israel
LioraWittner
ResidentinFamilyMedicine,ClalitHealthcareServices,Israel
WITHCONSULTANTEDITOR
DeborahGill
Vice-President (Education & Student Experience), University of Southampton,
Southampton,UK

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Preface
Evidence-based guidelines have played an increasing role in medical practice in recent
years.Healthcareprofessionalsuse guidelinestocontend with theoverwhelmingwealth
ofavailableinformationandtotranslatescientificadvancesandnewknowledgeintosafe
clinicalcare.
Thepopularityofclinicalguidelineshasledtoanexponentialriseinguidelinesbeing
createdsince the 1980s andmodernhealthcareprofessionalsareexpectedtobe familiar
with them. The General Medical Council’s (GMC) Good Medical Practice guidance,
which records what is expected of every GMC-registered doctor, states: ‘You must be
familiar with guidelines … that affect your work’. Such a directive is challenging to
uphold.First,therangeofavailableguidelines ineveryspeciality is vast and constantly
expanding. Furthermore, individual guidelines can be dense and lengthy, and are
thereforeimpracticaltocombthroughfor aprofessionalwishingtoacquaintthemselves
quicklywithcurrentclinicalapproaches.
This publication seeks to address that challenge. Written by junior doctors, each
chapter summarizes thekeyclinicalevidence-basedguidelines whichshape UKpractice
and presents the information in an accessible and concise format. Where relevant,
chapters provide brief additional contextualpointsin order to explain the guideline for
those less familiar with the field. Junior doctors, in particular foundation doctors, will
find this resource useful to rapidly familiarize themselves with the latest clinical
guidelines for the commonest conditions that they encounter in both primary and
secondarycare.Studentswillfindthisbook useful as a quick referenceguideto better
understand the patientjourney. Theycan also useitas a revision aid, as knowledge of
guidelinesisincreasinglytestedinmedicalschoolexaminations.
Reading and learning every clinical guideline that is relevant to junior doctors is an
arduousandalmostimpossibletask.Wehopethatthisbookhelpstobridgethegapand
makesclinicalguidelinesmoreaccessibletojuniordoctors,bothfortheirbenefitandalso
forthebenefitofthepatientsthattheytreat.
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Introduction:howtousethisbook
This book contains 123 chapters, covering a wide range of topics within internal
medicine, surgery, emergency medicine, paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, and
psychiatry. The book is designed to cover the breadth of knowledge expected of a
foundation doctoranditispitchedatthislevel.However,wewould expectitto alsobe
useful for medical students, specialist nurses, and junior specialist trainees (ST/CT 1–3
level).
Thisbookisintendedtobeconcise.Contentwhichisrelevanttomultiplechapterswill
usuallybenotedonceandotherchapterswillsignposttotheprimarymention.
Multipleguidelinesexistforsometopicsandoccasionallytheyconflictwitheachother
in terms of their conclusions. It can be challenging for non-specialists to know which
guidelinetheyshouldfollow.Eachspecialtysectioninthisbookhasbeenoverseenbyat
leastonesenior specialistconsultantwhohasprovided direction inidentifyingthemost
relevant and widely used guideline (or guidelines) to base each chapter upon. Readers
should be aware thatinstitutions often have their own localprotocols which supersede
theguidelinesusedinthispublication.
Theinformationineachchapterreferstoadultpatientsonly,exceptforchaptersinthe
Resuscitationsection(Part17)wherepaediatriccontentishighlightedandchaptersinthe
Paediatricsection(Part10).Whereadrugissuggestedasatreatmentoption,anydosages
mentioned assume an otherwise healthy, non-pregnant adult with normal hepatic and
renal function, and of average height and weight. Exceptions include chapters dealing
withobstetrics,paediatrics,elderlymedicine,hepatology,andnephrology.Inallcases,the
mostrecentBritishNational Formularyorlocalprotocolsshouldbeconsultedtoverify
thedrugchoice,dosage,andanycontraindications.
This book includes some investigation and management options that should onlybe
consideredundertheguidanceofaseniororspecialistclinician,andtheyarehighlighted
assuch.Itisvitalthatjuniorprofessionalsshouldbeawareoftheirownlimitationsand
notdoanythingthattheyarenotcompetenttodo.
Finally,pleasenotethattheinformationcontainedwithinthesepagesisforeducational
purposesonlyandshouldnotbesolelyreliedupontodirectthemanagementofpatients.
Thefullguidelinesarereferencedatthestartofeachchapterandcanbeaccessedonline.
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Acknowledgements
First and foremost, this book would not have been possible without the hard work of
each chapter contributor.We are also grateful for thededicationof the Senior Editorial
Boardandforallofthereviewsandadvicethattheyprovided.
WeareappreciativeofProfessorDeborahGillforherthoughtfuloversightandhelpful
suggestionsoverthecourseofwritingthisbook.
Weare of courseindebtedtothewonderfulteam atOxfordUniversityPress. Weare
grateful to each of the project managers that we have been fortunate to work with
including Sam Callard, Mark Knowles, Fiona Sutherland, and most recently Sylvia
Warren.
Most of all we would like to thank our commissioning editors Elizabeth Reeve and
GeraldineJeffers,whohaveprovideduswiththeirwealthofexpertexperienceandhave
guidedeverystepofthisprojecttofruition.Theyhavebeenapleasuretoworkwithand
wearegratefulfortheirsupport.Asabrand-newconceptwhichtooktimetoperfect,this
bookhasbeenalongtimeinthemaking,sofinally,wewouldliketoacknowledgeallthe
‘OCGbabies’borntotheteamsincethestartofthisprocess,Tessa,Aurora,andGidon!
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Contents
A-Zofallconditions
Indexofemergencytopics
Sectioneditors
Contributors
Symbolsandabbreviations
Part1Cardiology
Acutecoronarysyndromes
Acuteheartfailure
Aorticstenosisandmitralregurgitation
Atrialfibrillation
Chronicheartfailure
Hypertension
Pericardialdiseases
Stableangina
Transientlossofconsciousness
Part2Careoftheelderly
Delirium
Dementia
Falls
Hipfractures
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Part3Endocrinology
Adrenalinsufficiency
Diabeticketoacidosis
Hypercalcaemia
Hyperglycaemia
Hyperglycaemichyperosmolarsyndrome
Hyperthyroidism
Hypocalcaemia
Hypoglycaemia
Hyponatraemia
Hypothyroidism
Osteoporosis
Type1diabetesmellitus
Type2diabetesmellitusanddiabeticfootproblems
Part4Gastrointestinal
Acuteuppergastrointestinalbleedingandvaricealbleeding
Coeliacdisease
Crohn’sdisease
Gastro-oesophagealrefluxdiseaseanddyspepsia
Irritablebowelsyndrome
Ulcerativecolitis
Part5Hepatobiliary
Acuteliverfailure
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Alcohol-relatedliverdisease
Alcoholusedisorders
Livercirrhosis
Part6Mentalhealth
Bipolardisorder
Depression
Eatingdisorders
Generalizedanxietydisorder
Panicdisorder
Post-traumaticstressdisorder
Psychosisandschizophrenia
Self-harm
Violenceandaggression
Part7Nephrology
Acutekidneyinjury
Chronickidneydisease
Hyperkalaemia
Part8Neurology
Acuteencephalitis
Epilepsy
Headache
Meningitis
Metastaticspinalcordcompression
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