The May issue of AJGP is now live. Focusing on ‘urology’, articles cover minimally invasive interventions for lower urinary tract symptoms, what to do about recurrent urinary tract infections, urological focus on gender affirmation surgery, and more.
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In the April issue of #AJGP , Cameron McLean and colleagues review some of the #nutritional considerations in patients who drink at risky levels or who have #alcohol #dependence , to enhance GPs' awareness of nutritional considerations in this patient group.
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In the April issue of #AJGP , Lauren Ball, Jennifer Crowley and Breanna Lepre question if a new paradigm is required to better support general practitioners to feel competent in #nutrition care.
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In the April issue of #AJGP , Breanna Lepre, Kylie Mansfield and Eleanor Beck explore individuals’ perceptions and expectations of #nutrition care provided by doctors.
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In the April issue of #AJGP , David Mizrahi and colleagues present strategies for general practitioners to encourage #physical #activity in people living with and beyond #cancer .
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The April issue of AJGP is now live. Focusing on #lifestyle medicine, articles cover topics such as #malnutrition , nutritional deficiency and alcohol; perceptions and expectations of #nutrition care provided by doctors; #milk -alkali syndrome and much more.
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In the March issue of #AJGP , Andrew Fyffe and colleagues discuss methods of assessing physical activity in #children and adolescents, the importance of #exercise and its benefits for physical, psychological and social health and #wellbeing .
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In the March issue of #AJGP , Amy Touzell discusses three common presentations, including diagnosis and management of #foot pain following #exercise : #stress fractures, #plantar fasciitis and mid-foot #arthritis .
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In the March issue of #AJGP , Shelley Keating and colleagues provide an overview of #exercise care in general practice to support sustained solutions for patients living with #chronic disease.
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In the March issue of #AJGP , Bonnie McRae and Sharon Stay discuss the assessment and management of #sport -related #concussion in general practice, including guidance for returning patients to sport.
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The March issue of AJGP is now live. This issue focuses on #sport s medicine, with articles covering diabetic neuropathy and pain exacerbation following physical activity; children and #exercise ; foot pain from exercise; #sport -related concussion and more.
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In the January-February issue of #AJGP , Veronica Lyle and Christopher Young provide an update on treatment options for #anal #fissures .
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In the January-February issue of #AJGP , Susan Evans outlines an approach for understanding, explaining and managing chronic #pelvic pain in women with normal laparoscopic findings.
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In the January-February issue of #AJGP , Jenny King discusses #transvaginal mesh for #incontinence and #prolapse : where are we now and how did we get here?
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In the Jan-Feb issue of #AJGP , Katie Christensen provides an update on managing #dysmenorrhoea in a primary care setting, including evaluation and treatment.
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The January-February issue of #AJGP is now live.
This focus of this issue is ‘ #pelvic pain’ with articles covering endometriosis; dysmenorrhea; transvaginal mesh for incontinence and prolapse; chronic pelvic pain; anal fissures; and vaginismus.
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In the December issue of #AJGP , Michael Wright and Georgie Haysom explore the benefits of having a system to accept and deal with #patient #feedback within a practice and identify barriers preventing patients from raising their concerns directly.
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In the December issue of #AJGP , Owen Bradfield presents a case study on managing parental disagreement regarding #children : custody, competence and consent.
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In the December issue of #AJGP , Julie Willems' article examines what #microaggressions in the workplace are and the effects they can have on the physical or mental health of the target person.
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In the December issue of #AJGP , Joseph Elias Ibrahim examines #medicolegal pitfalls when assessing the decision-making capacity of cognitively impaired patients.
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