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Diagnosing Addison's: a guide for
GPs
This leaflet, Diagnosing
Addison's, has been developed for the ADSHG
by our Clinical Advisory Panel, led by Professor John Wass.
It outlines the role of the GP in the early detection of
Addison's
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About the
ADSHG & what we do
Our two
page publication
About the Addison's disease self-help group describes the work of
ADSHG
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Gilmore review - 28-day
prescriptions
In its
submission to the Gilmore review of prescription charges,
the ADSHG recommended that prescription charging could be
phased out in a cost-neutral way by placing patients with
long-term medication dependencies on three-six month repeat
prescriptions, as appropriate.
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So close to dying
Tracy
was very ill with the classic symptoms of Addison's
disease. Despite this, her local hospital sent her home in
the belief that she had "a dietary problem". Tracy's story
is a reminder that Addison's disease remains rare enough to
be easily overlooked by general medical practitioners, until
it is severely advanced.
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Working with the media: Guidelines
& Objectives
We
endeavour to maintain the highest standards of accuracy in ADSHG publications
and we expect mass media outlets to do the same. The ADSHG has developed a
set of guidelines governing its contacts with the media.
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