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Issue 5 May 2007 - Contents
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Welcome to Issue 5
Winter ills in children
Winter Ills
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Bronchiolitis
Cough in children
Fever in children
Acute gastroenteritis in children
Acute asthma in children aged 1-15 years
Safe use of paracetamol in children
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Paracetamol is a safe medication for children when used appropriately. However, liver toxicity can occure with inappropriate use.
Fighting immunisation preventable disease in primary care
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Coverage and timeliness maximise success of immunisation
Overcomming barriers to immunisation coverage and timeliness
Guide to the contraindications for vaccination
Practice stratergies that promote high coverage and timeliness
Over-the-counter medication in children: friend or foe
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Introduction
Medicines in children:
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Antitussives
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Analgesics
Teething gels
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Topical Applications
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Rehydration fluids
Anticolic preparations
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Treatments for reflux
Complementary and alternative medicines
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Conclusion
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