Thursday 27 December 2012

Evidence Updates 2012

Here is a list of NHS Evidence Updates for 2012. They aim to provide a summary of new published literature on a particular topic. Evidence Updates highlight key points from the new evidence and provide a commentary describing its strengths and weaknesses. They also indicate whether the new evidence may have a potential impact on current guidance.

Have a look and see what you think. 

Psychosis with coexisting substance misuse : Evidence Update December 2012 
 
Lung cancer : Evidence Update November 2012

 
Peritoneal dialysis : Evidence Update November 2012

 
Management of stable angina : Evidence Update September 2012


Generalised anxiety disorder in adults : Evidence Update September 2012
 

Nocturnal enuresis : Evidence Update July 2012

Constipation in children and young people : Evidence Update June 2012 
 

Hypertension in pregnancy : Evidence Update May 2012
 
Sedation in children and young people : Evidence Update May 2012


Improving outcomes in head and neck cancers : Evidence Update May 2012 


Familial breast cancer : Evidence Update May 2012

Food allergy in children and young people: Evidence Update May 2012

Delirium : Evidence Update April 2012

Depression : Evidence Update April 2012
 
Transient loss of consciousness : Evidence Update March 2012


Alcohol-use disorders : physical complications : Evidence Update March 2012
 
Depression in adults with a chronic physical health problem : Evidence Update March 2012


Neonatal jaundice : Evidence Update March 2012


Lower urinary tract symptoms: Evidence Update March 2012

Venous thromboembolism: reducing the risk: Evidence Update February 2012 

Metastatic malignant disease of unknown primary origin : Evidence Update February 2012
   
Chronic obstructive pulmonary Disease: Evidence Update February 2012
 
Bacterial meningitis and meningococcal septicaemia: Evidence Update January 2012  


Pregnancy and complex social factors: Evidence Update January 2012    
    

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