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The following series of resources aim to enhance primary care clinicians’ understanding of ACC medical certification definitions... View Article
Concussion is a form of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) resulting from an external force to the head or body that transiently... View Article
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The best method for treating patients with an ingrown toenail has long been debated. Non-surgical options are generally preferred... View Article
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Identifying and managing infection in wounds is an important aspect of primary care practice. However, many issues relating to... View Article
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How to recognise and manage common oral health issues in younger children including: what to expect inside the mouth, teething... View Article
Approximately one-third of New Zealander’s aged over 65 years fall each year and this can result in considerable morbidity.... View Article
Oranga niho Overall, oral health in New Zealand has improved over the last few decades, however significant inequalities remain... View Article
An introduction to FRAX, a new WHO endorsed approach for the prevention of osteoporotic fractures. View Article
Acute monoarthritis is characterised by pain and swelling of a single joint. There are a number of causes, with crystals, trauma... View Article
Reference tool for calculating risk of major osteoporatic fracture. View Article