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Published by Melanoma Focus, 29 March 2018

Mucosal melanomas mainly occur within the upper aero-digestive tract and sinuses, the conjunctiva, the anorectal region, vagina and vulva, and penis. This guideline relates to mucosal melanomas in...

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Published by Melanoma Focus, 01 April 2020

Mucosal melanomas mainly occur within the upper aero-digestive tract and paranasal sinuses, the conjunctiva, the anorectal region, vagina and vulva, and penis. This guideline relates to mucosal...

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Published by Uveal Melanoma Guideline Development Group;Melanoma Focus, 01 January 2015

The aim of these uveal melanoma guidelines is to optimise patient care by providing recommendations based on the best available scientific evidence. These guidelines should assist the planning of...

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Published by Guidelines and Audit Implementation Network (GAIN), 31 January 2016

This guideline is relevant to all healthcare professionals who come into contact with pregnant women at all stages of their antenatal care, up to and including the onset of labour and birth, as...

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Published by Guidelines and Audit Implementation Network (GAIN), 31 July 2015

Pre-operative anaemia, whether mild or severe, is an independent risk factor for postoperative morbidity and mortality. Surgery may have to be postponed if treatable anaemia is not corrected...

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Published by Guidelines and Audit Implementation Network (GAIN), 04 April 2017

The problem of peripartum dilutional hyponatraemia has the potential to cause severe harm to labouring women and their babies and it is likely that it is under-recognised. Physiological factors...

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Published by Guidelines and Audit Implementation Network (GAIN), 31 July 2015

Pre-operative anaemia, whether mild or severe, is an independent risk factor for postoperative morbidity and mortality. Surgery may have to be postponed if treatable anaemia is not corrected...

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Published by Guidelines and Audit Implementation Network (GAIN), 01 January 2014

This guidance aims to: Ensure a child/young person-centred approach to care is achieved for those who require a central venous access device (CVAD) from 4 weeks to the day prior to their 16th...

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Published by Guidelines and Audit Implementation Network (GAIN), 01 January 2014

The guideline is aimed at all physiotherapists and occupational therapists involved in the management of patients with metastatic spinal cord compression (MSCC) in the acute sector. It may also be...

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Published by Guidelines and Audit Implementation Network (GAIN), 02 December 2014

This guideline was developed to be used by all nursing and medical staff involved in the supply of medication to patients within Northern Ireland Trusts’ Emergency Departments (ED). It aims to...

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