Antibiotic resistance in children with urinary infections is high and could render some antibiotics ineffective as first-line treatments, warns a study published by The BMJ today.
More GP Teachers needed for the new year five, particularly in the Bath, South Bristol and North Somerset Academies.
Men visiting their GP with symptoms of anxiety or depression are more likely to have experienced or carried out some form of behaviour linked to domestic violence and abuse, according to a new University of Bristol study. Researchers say the findings highlight the need for GPs to ask male patients with mental health problems about domestic abuse.
Alison Gregory researches domestic violence at the Centre for Academic Primary Care. She has written a blog for Canadian Medical Association
The way we interact with our GPs could be transformed thanks to a new £458,000 project exploring whether consultations could viably be conducted via email, text message, telephone or via the internet.
I recently took part in a debate hosted by the Centre for Primary Care and Public Health (QMUL) where I argued that the future quality of the NHS depends on academic primary care.
Researchers at the Universities of Bristol, Nottingham and Southampton have been awarded £1.4 million by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Health Technology Assessment Programme to discover which is the best emollient (moisturiser) for treating childhood eczema.
We are delighted to announce that five established teaching practices in the Bristol area have taken on "Core Teaching Practice" status this year.
The December newsletter from the Centre for Academic Primary Care Teaching office is now available to download
The September edition of the teaching newsletter has been published.
