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Learning and CPD

Managing a patient with rheumatoid arthritis. In the image, close up of the hands of a senior woman with rheumatoid arthritis

Case study: management and counselling of a patient with rheumatoid arthritisSubscription

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Exploring questions to be considered when managing a patient with rheumatoid arthritis.

Cervical spine surgery is most commonly performed for myelopathy or radiculopathy and involves an anterior cervical discectomy and fusion. In the image, close-up of doctors performing spine surgery on patient

Spinal surgery: an overviewSubscription

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Understanding the rationale for surgery and appropriate pharmaceutical care.

Biosimilar infliximab is now available for the management of a number of rheumatology conditions and, in the next few years, additional biosimilar medicines will become available for rheumatology patients. In the image, x-ray of arthritic feet

Biosimilar medicines in rheumatologySubscription

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The long-term safety of biosimilar medicines is unknown, but while their use in rheumatology practice is supported, switching patients currently responding and tolerating the reference product is not.

Helicobacter pylori infections and treatment remain an unsolved problem with around one-half of the world’s population still infected. In the image, micrograph of H. pylori bacteria on the surface of a human gastric epithelial cell

Drug therapies for Helicobacter pylori infectionsSubscription

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Selecting the most appropriate treatment regimen for patients with Helicobacter pylori.

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There are ways to tackle the lack of funding in mental health research. In the image, illustration of light at the end of the tunnel

Filling the gap in mental health researchSubscription

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Ways to tackle the lack of funding in mental health research.

Career development

Peer review involves the unbiased, independent critical assessment of scholarly or research manuscripts submitted to journals by key experts or opinion leaders. In the image, illustration of a three scientists researching in a library

How to be an effective peer reviewerSubscription

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The peer review process allows experts to analyse scientific research before it is published. Being a peer reviewer enables you to take part in the scientific process, build contacts and view your own work more objectively.

Update

Low dose aspirin may boost fertility in some women. In the image, a pregnant woman holds her belly

Clinical Pharmacist’s monthly news round-up: the top 10 in the past monthSubscription

What has been happening in the world of pharmacy? Here’s our pick of must-read news from the past month.

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Clinical Pharmacist cover - November 2015

CP November 2015, Vol 7, No 10

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Selecting the most appropriate treatment regimen for patients with Helicobacter pylori.

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