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    Ep 196 – Acute laryngitis

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The GPnotebook Podcast is a bite-sized, regular chat for all healthcare professionals working in primary care. Episodes cover clinical tips and hot topics.

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    Shortcut - low sodium (hyponatraemia)

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Information is organised into short, easy-to-read articles – quick enough to use during consultations. Hundreds of updates every month
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As well as the written reference material, we have a growing library of video and podcast content, along with educational modules and quizzes to support learning and personal development

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    Dr Nkantah, GP, UK

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    Neil Jones, Trainee Advanced Clinical Practitioner, UK

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