Overview

Clinic Cases in Paediatrics: An Outpatient Clinic Manual provides a wealth of commonly encountered clinical scenarios, to enable trainees to manage paediatric outpatient cases more effectively. Featuring in-depth analyses, trainees are prompted to apply their knowledge to real-life clinical situations, and then reach a confident diagnosis and management plan. Comprising 100 chapters, this practical, case-based manual begins with introductory guidance highlighting the core principles of running a paediatric outpatient clinic. The following chapters cover numerous common clinical case presentations, including long-term conditions. Each case is presented in a structured format, providing an overview including an authentic GP referral letter, differential diagnosis, management plans, and additional resources. Edited by recognised Hertfordshire-based experts in the field, this second edition has been extensively revised and updated with new topics in line with contemporary clinical practice. The previous edition (9781907816475) published in 2014.

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Author:   Anthony Cohn ,  Ashley Reece
Publisher:   JP Medical Ltd
Imprint:   JP Medical Ltd
Edition:   2nd Revised edition
Dimensions:   Width: 15.70cm , Height: 2.00cm , Length: 24.00cm
Weight:   0.780kg
ISBN:  

9781787791817

ISBN 10:   1787791815
Pages:   486
Publication Date:   15 June 2025
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Tertiary & Higher Education
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

Section 1: Outpatient clinics - Frameworks, fundamentals and essentials Chapter 1: Getting clinic ready Chapter 2: Writing clinic letters Chapter 3: Managing non-attendance (did not attend) or was not brought Chapter 4: Learning and teaching in outpatients Chapter 5: Remote and virtual consultations Chapter 6: School issues Chapter 7: Safeguarding issues Chapter 8: Family issues Chapter 9: Developmental trauma and adverse childhood experiences     Section 2: Chronic conditions Chapter 10: Cystic fibrosis Chapter 11: Diabetes Chapter 12: Down’s syndrome Chapter 13: Neonatal chronic lung disease Chapter 14: Neonatal developmental follow-up Chapter 15: Neonatal follow-up Chapter 16: Oncology shared care of children with cancer Chapter 17: Prolonged jaundice Chapter 18: Sickle cell disease     Section 3: New referrals to the paediatric clinic Chapter 19: Abdominal pain Chapter 20: Acne Chapter 21: Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder Chapter 22: Allergic rhinitis/Hay fever Chapter 23: Anaemia Chapter 24: Anaphylaxis Chapter 25: Arthritis Chapter 26: Asthma (cough and wheeze) Chapter 27: Autism Chapter 28: Blepharospasm (excessive blinking) Chapter 29: Breath holding Chapter 30: Bruising Chapter 31: Change in behaviour Chapter 32: Chest pain Chapter 33: Chest wall deformity Chapter 34: Clumsiness Chapter 35: Constipation/Stool withholding Chapter 36: Cough Chapter 37: Crying baby Chapter 38: Daytime sleepiness Chapter 39: Daytime wetting Chapter 40: Delayed walking Chapter 41: Developmental delay Chapter 42: Diarrhoea in a pre-school child Chapter 43: Diarrhoea in a teenager Chapter 44: Dizziness Chapter 45: Dribbling and drooling Chapter 46: Dysmorphism Chapter 47: Dysphonia (hoarse voice) Chapter 48: Eating issues in a toddler/avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) Chapter 49: Eczema Chapter 50: Faltering growth Chapter 51: Fatigue Chapter 52: Food allergy Chapter 53: Foreskin problems Chapter 54: Gait abnormalities and limping Chapter 55: Generalised seizures Chapter 56: Haematuria Chapter 57: Headaches Chapter 58: Hearing impairment Chapter 59: Heart murmur Chapter 60: Lower urinary tract infection Chapter 61: Joint pains Chapter 62: Labial adhesions Chapter 63: Lymphadenopathy Chapter 64: Macroglossia Chapter 65: Medically unexplained symptoms Chapter 66: Nocturnal enuresis (bedwetting) Chapter 67 : Obesity Chapter 68: Oral allergy/pollen food syndrome Chapter 69: Palpitations Chapter 70: Partial epilepsies Chapter 71: Peanut allergy Chapter 72: Plagiocephaly Chapter 73: Polydipsia (excessive drinking) Chapter 74:Poor feeding in a baby Chapter 75: Precocious puberty in boys Chapter 76: Precocious puberty in girls Chapter 77: Proteinuria Chapter 78: Pyelonephritis Chapter 79: Raynaud’s phenomenon Chapter 80: Rectal bleeding Chapter 81: Recurrent fevers Chapter 82: Recurrent infections Chapter 83: Scoliosis Chapter 84: Short stature Chapter 85: Sleep issues Chapter 86: Soiling Chapter 87: Syncope Chapter 88: Tall stature Chapter 89: Tics Chapter 90: Tongue tie Chapter 91: Tremor Chapter 92: Undescended testes Chapter 93: Urticaria Chapter 94: Vacant episodes Chapter 95: Vaccine issues - reaction and hesitancy Chapter 96: Venom allergy Chapter 97: Visual problems Chapter 98: Vulvovaginitis Chapter 99: Walks to school cannot walk home - fatiguability Chapter 100: Over to you…

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Anthony Cohn MBBS MRCP FRCPCH Consultant Paediatrician, West Hertfordshire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Hertfordshire, UK Ashley Reece MBChB MSc (Clinical Paediatrics) FRCPCH MA (Medical Education) FHEA FAcadMEd Consultant Paediatrician, West Hertfordshire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Hertfordshire, UK

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