When “relationship issues” arise in psychological consultations – as they frequently do – the patterns of adult attachment seen are outcomes of those forms of attachment created during infancy and childhood
Following on from the sports cardiology conference update in New Zealand Doctor, 28 March, this article discusses some other topics in cardiovascular medicine that are relevant for GPs looking after active people
We all know about not appreciating what we have until it is gone. We see it every day in general practice – and most of the time what we see is just not fair
Following on from the sports cardiology conference update in New Zealand Doctor, 28 March, this article discusses some other topics in cardiovascular medicine that are relevant for GPs looking after active people
After 10 happy years at the practice, the practice nurse moved to a warmer climate and the female GP recruited a replacement who did not “gel” in the same way
When “relationship issues” arise in psychological consultations – as they frequently do – the patterns of adult attachment seen are outcomes of those forms of attachment created during infancy and childhood
For the otherwise well adult who does not need antibiotics for their cold and (possibly) flu symptoms, what advice can you reasonably offer beyond hot lemon and a pain reliever?
A teacher returns to cardiac health after hospital admission for recent-onset chest pains, and a new medical challenge must be faced. Auckland cardiologist Chris Ellis discusses the interplay between cardiology and oncology in this case
Specialist GP Nikki Vadgama provides some tips to make your next paediatric eczema consult easier. She includes a review of new guidelines, resources, websites and medications for paediatric eczema management