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Volume 11 Issue 7 - July 2008
| Colour Key: | |
| NICE or Department of Health guideline | |
| SIGN guideline | |
| Independent professional body guideline | |
| Working party guideline | |
| Other articles |

| Editorial | |
| eGuidelines.co.uk updates will keep GPs informed | |
| News | |
| SIGN publishes guideline on kidney disease | |
| Lord Darzi’s NHS review promotes quality care and patient rights | |
| Personal View | |
| BTS/SIGN update their guideline on asthma care | |
| Dr Malcolm Campbell says GPs should look for clinical features of asthma in their patients, and implement a stepped care approach | |
| Personal View | |
| NICE promotes assessment of cardiovascular risk | |
| Dr Alan Begg discusses the new guideline on lipid modification, which will prioritise patients on the basis of their clinical history | |
| Guideline Implementation | |
| Greater evidence of action on urinary incontinence is needed | |
| Drs Malin Roesner and Adrian Wagg discuss to what extent the NICE guideline has been implemented and suggest how progress could be better monitored | |
| New Guideline | |
| NICE guideline makes recommendations on prostate cancer care | |
| Diagnosis is not solely deciding whether a man has prostate cancer, but whether that disease requires treatment, explain Professor Mark Baker and Dr John Graham | |
| Guideline Implementation | |
| NICE reinforces its guidance on helping smokers to quit | |
| Jennifer Percival highlights the importance of brief interventions in assisting smoking cessation and the vital role of the primary healthcare team in implementation | |
| Out of Hours | |
| Tomorrow’s doctors need to be masters of many roles | |
| Dr Phil Hammond, broadcaster and sessional GP in Bristol |

