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ED Patient Presentation Guidelines
These guidelines have been written to provide staff with guidance in the management of the wide spectrum of conditions that you are likely to meet during your time in the Department.
The central aim is to provide high quality and evidence based care where this is available as well as information on the practicalities of follow up for patients.
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An A to Z Index of the Guidelines
The Guidelines ...
2. Emergency Medicine
2.1 - Introduction - Evidence based medicine
2.2 - Cardiovascular
2.3 -
Anaphylaxis & C1 Esterase Deficiency
2.4 - Respiratory
2.5 - Gastroenterology
2.6 - Diabetes
2.7 - Infectious diseases
2.8 - Neurology
2.9 - Haematology
2.10 - Hypothermia
2.11 - Poisonings
2.12 - Pathway Referral to ICU
2.15 - Pain relief in Emergencies - ED Pain Strategy-Final 07
3. General Surgery & Trauma
3.1 - Management of the Acutely Ill Surgical Patient
3.2 - Maxillofacial
3.3
- Soft tissue injuries & General
Orthopaedics
3.4 - Major
Trauma
3.4.1 - Team approach in the department
3.4.2 - Initial assessment
3.5 - Specific
injuries-regional orthopaedics
Neck, Back, Shoulder,Hip,Hands & Wrists, Knee
4. Ophthalmology/ ENT/ ObGyn/Urology/ GUM
4.1 - Opthalmology
4.2 - ENT
4.3 - Obstetrics, Gynaecology
4.4 - Urology Pathways
4.5 - GUM Referrals
5. Paediatrics
5.1 - Paediatric Department Details
5.1.2 - Paediatric Anaphylaxis Management
5.2 - Abuse (see also NAI)
5.3 - Head Injury in Children- management
5.4 - Child and Adolescent Psychiatry in A & E
5.5 - Management of the atraumatic limping child
5.6 - Diabetes in children
5.7 - UTI in Children
5.9 - The Isabel Paediatric Diagnosis Support system
5.10 - Swallowed metal foreign bodies and hand held metal detector
6. Psychiatry
6.1 - What to do when a patient refuses to accept essential medical
treatment after an episode of self-harm.
6.1.1- Assessing capacity
6.1.2- Role of the Mental Health Act.
6.2 - Protocol for managing patients in A&E who refuse essential medical
7. Appendices
7.1 - Appendix - Guidelines for the structure of an educational project by
junior medical staff in emergency medicine
7.2 - Appendix - Guideline development and clinical effectiveness in the
Emergency Department
7.3 - Appendix - Processing of patients who are eligible for admission to CDU.
7.4 - Appendix - An ED Users’ Guide to the Medical Admissions Process July
2005
7.5 - Appendix - Guidelines for referral to ED Review clinic
7.6 - Appendix - The rapid response assessment team
7.7 - Appendix - Development of emergency medicine ultrasound
Eyes ENT guidelines - August 2005
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