Pancreatitis
The Pancreatitis page has been updated with some wording improvements.
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The Pancreatitis page has been updated with some wording improvements.
A short segment on R squared values in regression analysis has been added to the Correlations between variables page.
A short segment on residual variance has been added to the Correlations between variables page.
The Sections of a scientific paper page has had a number of minor updates.
The Platelet transfusion and a few other pages have been updated with indications for platelet transfusion prior to invasive procedures.
The CVC insertion technique page has had a number of minor updates.
The Cellulitis page has been updated with a revised list of causes of erythema nodosum.
The New Zealand immunisation schedule page has been updated.
The Australian immunisation schedule page has been updated.
The Meningitis page has been updated with some additional information about Meningococcal disease.
The Available vaccines page has been updated, including a revised section on Meningococcal vaccines.Thanks to Kay for the suggestion.
The Hepatic diseases page has been updated with a new segment on investigation of suspected hepatic encephalopathy.
The LFTs page has been updated with additional information about serum ammonia.
The Management of CAP page has been updated with details of the most recent large RCT that supports the benefit of steroids in severe CAP.Dequin, P. F., Meziani, F., Quenot, J. P. et al., Network, C. R.-T. (2023). Hydrocortisone in Severe Community-Acquired Pneumonia. N Engl J Med. https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJMoa2215145
The Anti-convulsant toxicity page has been updated with additional information about sodium valproate toxicity.
The Quality improvement page has had a number of minor updates.
The Red eye page has been updated with additional information about the clinical features of conjunctivitis.
The Bereavement page has had a couple of minor updates, including the recommendation not to routinely send follow up messages to families of bereaved patients, due o the associated increased risk of depression and PTSD.
The Medical records page has had a number of other minor updates and wording changes.
The Medical records page has been updated with an additional segment on abbreviations (and why they can be bad!).