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Clinical skills

History taking

08/06/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Clinical skills page has been updated with additional information about history taking.

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Risk management

07/05/2017 by Bob Dunn

A short segment on risk management has been added to the Patient safety page.

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Health care of prisoners

09/04/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Health care of prisoners page has been updated with additional information about what is not permitted when managing a prisoner as a patient.

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Family reporting of adverse incidents

08/04/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Patient safety page has been updated with information about the effects of family reporting of patient safety incidents on incident detection rates 

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Safety of MRI for pacemakers and ICDs

25/03/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Magnetic Resonance Imaging page has been updated with information about the safety of MRI for patients with non-MRI approved pacemakers and ICDs.

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IV contrast for CT and nephropathy – more evidence of safety

13/03/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Intravenous contrast page has been updated with more evidence that IV contrast for CT in ED patients with a creatinine clearance of > 30mL/min is not associated with an increase in the rate of renal dysfunction compared to matched controls.

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SIADH to SIAD

21/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

The acronym SIADH has been changed to SAID on the Hyponatraemia page and throughout the rest of the manual.

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ALP in primary hyperparathyroidism – correction

13/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Hypercalcaemia page has been corrected so it is clear that ALP is usually increased in primary hyperparathyroidism instead of normal as previously stated. Thanks to Steven for picking this up. 

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Chemical restraint

12/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Violence page has been updated with a revision of Chemical restraint, emphasising the use of IV medications (when safe to do so) and highlighting the different concentrations of droperidol ampoules.

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Personal development matrix

06/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

An image of a personal development matrix has been added to the Personal skills page. If you are having difficulties – I suggest you take a look.

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Cultural awareness

28/01/2017 by Bob Dunn

A few additions regarding how to use cultural awareness as a potential starting point and the role of family in some cultures have been added to the Culture page.

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CRP

24/12/2016 by Bob Dunn

The Serum proteins page has been updated with some additional information about CRP.

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Complications of gadolinium

16/10/2016 by Bob Dunn

The Magnetic resonance imaging page has been updated with additional information about the adverse effects of gadolinium.

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Intraosseous contrast administration

09/10/2016 by Bob Dunn

A protocol for intraosseous imaging contrast administration has been added to the Intravenous contrast page.

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Contrast administration and metformin

18/09/2016 by Bob Dunn

The Intravenous contrast page has been updated with information about contrast administration and metformin.

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RANZCR IV contrast guidelines

18/09/2016 by Bob Dunn

The Intravenous contrast page has been updated with the very sensible 2016 recommendations from RANZCR regarding contrast administration and risk of AKI.

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Iododerma

24/08/2016 by Bob Dunn

The Intravenous contrast page has been updated with information about the rare hypersensitivity reaction called iododerma.

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Echocardiography table

09/08/2016 by Bob Dunn

The table of the relative usefulness of the the various echocardiographic views on the Echocardiography page has been updated.

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Suprasternal echocardiography view

09/08/2016 by Bob Dunn

The Echocardiography page has been updated with information about the suprasternal view.

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Hungry bone syndrome

22/07/2016 by Bob Dunn

Hungry bone syndrome has been added to the Hypocalcaemia page as a cause of hypocalcaemia, hypophosphataemia, hypomagnesaemia and hyperkalaemia

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