Advantages and disadvantages of shorter antimicrobial courses An overview of the available evidence for shorter antimicrobial courses, including how this can be supported in practice and the potential positive impact on antimicrobial resistance.…
Dose adjustments of antimicrobials in patients with renal impairment An overview of appropriate dosing of antimicrobials in patients with acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease and patients on dialysis.…
Social prescribing in community pharmacy: a systematic review and thematic synthesis A review of the involvement of community pharmacy in social prescribing.…
Gout: clinical features and diagnosisDuring an attack of gout, a person will experience excruciating pain, redness and swelling in one or more peripheral joints. The condition is caused by deposition of urate crystals in the affected joints.…
Gout: managing gout and hyperuricaemia Managing gout involves alleviating the pain of an attack and preventing episode recurrence and complications.…
