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This is a UKMLA-centred history guide about behaviour/personality change.IntroductionChange in a person’s behaviour or personality can be categorised as Organic (i.e. underlying...
Amblyopia is a childhood cause of visual impairment. It occurs due to abnormal visual development in early life, particularly the cortical visual pathway. It is often described as a...
This is a UKMLA-centred history guide about swallowing problems.IntroductionDifficulty swallowing can be categorised into three subgroups as described by patients:Dysphagia...
Conjunctivitis, which is often termed “pink eye”, is one of the most frequent causes of red eye presentations within primary care and the emergency department. In most cases, the condition...
IntroductionDry eye disease, also known as keratoconjunctivitis sicca, is a common eye disorder characterised by insufficient lubrication and moisture on the surface of the eye....
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You may have used artificial intelligence (AI) tools yourself already, or observed colleagues doing so. Adoption of AI systems is rising amongst doctors, but it’s...
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This is a UKMLA-centred history guide about Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.IntroductionPost-traumatic stress disorder, a condition first recognised in war veterans, is a mental...
Hospitals rely on a wide range of clinical and non-clinical staff to provide safe, effective care. One key clinical role in this process is the radiographer, who produces medical images...
Hospitals and healthcare services rely on a diverse team of clinical professionals to support patients’ physical and mental health. One key role is that of the psychologist, who works...
Hospitals rely on a wide range of clinical and non-clinical staff to deliver safe and effective care. One of the key allied health professional roles is the Speech and Language Therapist...
Hospitals rely on a range of clinical and non-clinical staff to deliver care and improve patient outcomes. One of the key allied health professional roles involved in patient care is...
Hospitals rely on a range of clinical and non-clinical staff to coordinate how patients move through services. One of the key non-clinical roles involved in this process is the patient...
Hospitals rely on a range of clinical and non-clinical staff to manage the movement of patients through the organisation. One of the key non-clinical roles involved in this process...
Hospital wards rely on a range of clinical and non-clinical staff to function effectively. One of the key non-clinical roles is the ward clerk, who provides administrative support within...
Key PointsOptic Neuritis (ON) is inflammation of the optic nerve, most commonly caused by demyelinating disordersIt is a common presenting feature of Multiple Sclerosis but...
This is a UKMLA-centred history guide about eating disorders.IntroductionIt is estimated that eating disorders affect over 725,000 people in the UK alone. Mortality rates are...
