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Volume 12 Issue 11 - November 2009
| Colour Key: | |
| NICE or Department of Health guideline | |
| SIGN guideline | |
| Independent professional body guideline | |
| Working party guideline | |
| Other articles |

| Editorial | |
| Do your patients with diabetes have depression? | |
| News | |
| Guideline on management of depression in adults is updated | |
| SIGN publishes attention deficit and hyperkinetic disorders guideline | |
| New Guideline | |
| NICE guideline aims to improve recognition of child maltreatment | |
| Dr Christine Habgood explains how NICE guidance directs professionals to obtain further information and take appropriate steps if child maltreatment is a possibility | |
| Guideline Revisited | |
| Most patients with OA will need multiple treatment modalities | |
| Dr Claire Wenham and Professor Philip Conaghan discuss why all individuals with osteoarthritis should be offered a combination of therapies | |
| Updated Guideline | |
| Chlamydia testing should be targeted at high-risk groups | |
| Dr Gordon Scott outlines the updated SIGN recommendations on the management of Chlamydia trachomatis, and methods of reducing rates of infection | |
| GMS Contract | |
| New split-level targets for glucose control will promote better care | |
| Dr Jonathan Graffy explains the rationale for the revised quality and outcomes framework regarding three targets for glycaemic control in patients with diabetes | |
| Out of Hours | |
| Doctors and pharmacists need to work in partnership | |
| Dr Phil Hammond, broadcaster and sessional GP in Bristol |

