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Below is a list of clinical guidelines relevant to Emergency Medicine produced by external organisations. This page is regularly reviewed and updated by the CEC Best Practice subcommittee. If you would like to recommend guidelines for publication here or you wish to report any dead links please e-mail philip.mcmillan@collemergencymed.ac.uk

Click on a category to see related guidelines:

 

Abdominal Diabetic foot disease Pneumothorax
Acute coronary syndromes End of life Post-traumatic stress disorder
Acutely ill patients Falls Pregnancy
Advance care planning Feverish children Pre-hospital
Airway management Fitness to drive Pulmonary embolism
Alcohol GI Radiology
Allergies Handover Rheumatology
Ambulatory care Head injury Safeguarding children
Anthrax Headache Sedation
Aortic diseases Hip Seizure
Arrhythmia Hypertension Self-harm
Asthma Influenza Sepsis
Atrial fibrillation Low back pain Sickle Cell
Bleeding Lower limb Stroke / TIA
Breathlessness Meningitis Syncope
Carbon monoxide Mental health Toxicity
Cellulitis

Older People

Transient loss of consciousness
Chest pain

Organ Donation

Urinary tract infection
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) Paediatric EM Venous thrombosis
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Pneumonia Violent behaviour

 

 


 

 

Abdominal

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Acute coronary syndromes

 

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Acutely ill patients

 

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Advance care planning

 

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Airway management

 

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Alcohol

 

  • Paddington Alcohol Test - this is not a clinical guideline but a clinical and therapeutic tool to ‘make the connection’ between Emergency Department (ED) attendance and drinking alcohol (Imperial Healthcare NHS Trust, 2009)

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Allergies

 

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Ambulatory care

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Anthrax

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Aortic diseases

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Arrhythmia

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Asthma

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Atrial fibrillation

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Bleeding

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Breathlessness

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Carbon monoxide

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Cellulitis

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Cervical spine

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Chest pain

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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

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Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS)

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Diabetic foot disease

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End of life

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Falls

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Feverish children

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Fitness to drive

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GI

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Handover

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Head injury

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Headache

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Hip Fracture

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Hypertension

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Influenza

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Low back pain

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Lower limb

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Meningitis

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Mental health

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Older People

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Organ Donation

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Paediatric EM

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Pneumonia

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Pneumothorax

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Post-traumatic stress disorder

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Pregnancy

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Pre-hospital

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Pulmonary embolism

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Radiology

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Rheumatology

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Safeguarding children

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Sedation

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Seizure

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Self-harm

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Sepsis

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Sickle Cell

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Stroke / TIA

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Syncope

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Toxicity

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Transient loss of consciousness

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Urinary tract infection

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Venous thrombosis

Violent behaviour

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