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Geriatrics
The ravages of prolonged bed rest: an update on multidisciplinary care for the deconditioned patient
Deconditioning is common in patients who experience frailty, prolonged immobility and bed rest, injury and social isolation. Management involves a multidisciplinary team comprised of GPs, specialists and allied health professionals.
November 2023
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November 2023
Psychiatry and psychology
Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder: an undetected and overlooked eating disorder?
October 2023
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Management of open angle glaucoma: medicines and laser
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Ulcerative colitis: an update on management
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