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Clinical Medicine is published six times a year and circulated to 20,000 Fellows and Members of the Royal College of Physicians. The journal is read by physicians both established and in training in hospitals across the world. It features a wide range of articles including original papers, professional issues, clinical guidance, medical humanities, ethics and clinical governance. The journal publishes the key features from the College lectures and conferences. Each issue has a CME section which reviews the latest advances in a chosen specialty.

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Volume 4, Number 6, November/December 2004

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Editorials

Open Access From the Editor
pp. 481-482(2)
Author: Watkins, Peter

Open Access Clinical academic medicine: the way forward
pp. 483-488(6)
Authors: Pusey, Charles; Thakker, Rajesh

Open Access Infective endocarditis - new guidance recommends a more aggressive approach
pp. 489-490(2)
Author: Cowie, Martin R.

Open Access NICE guidance on type 1 diabetes in adults
pp. 491-493(3)
Author: Johnston, Desmond

CME Section: Infection

Open Access Recently introduced antibiotics: a guide for the general physician
pp. 494-498(5)
Author: Wiselka, Martin

Open Access Management of meningitis
pp. 499-505(7)
Authors: Tunbridge, Anne; Read, Robert C.

Open Access The returned traveller
pp. 505-509(5)
Author: Ellis, Christopher

Open Access Bone and joint infection
pp. 510-518(9)
Authors: Berendt, Tony; Byren, Ivor

Open Access Intra-abdominal infections
pp. 519-523(5)
Authors: Minton, Jane; Stanley, Philip

Infection: Self-assessment Questionnaire

Open Access Infection: Self-assessment Questionnaire
pp. 524-526(3)

Answers to the CME NUTRITION self-assessment questionnaire

Open Access Answers to the CME NUTRITION self-assessment questionnaire
pp. 526-527(2)

Professional Issues

Open Access The competent doctor: a paper for discussion
pp. 527-533(7)
Authors: Black, Carol; Craft, Alan; Academy of Medical Royal Colleges,

Open Access The Assisted Dying for the Terminally Ill Bill, 2004
pp. 534-540(7)
Authors: Tallis, Raymond; Saunders, John

Open Access Symptoms and the perception of disease
pp. 541-544(4)
Author: Donaghy, Michael

Clinical Guidance

Open Access Prophylaxis and treatment of infective endocarditis in adults: a concise guide
pp. 545-550(6)
Authors: Ramsdale, David R.; Turner-Stokes, Lynne; Advisory Group of the British Cardiac Society Clinical Practice Committee,

College Lectures

Open Access Exceptional Matters: clinical research from bedside to bench
pp. 551-566(16)
Author: Peters, Keith

Open Access Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, neutrophils and bacteria: from science to integrated care pathways
pp. 567-572(6)
Author: Stockley, R.A.

Open Access Fluid, electrolytes and nutrition
pp. 573-578(6)
Author: Allison, Simon

Conference Reports

Open Access A lateral gaze at pain: the science of attention
pp. 580-583(4)
Authors: Shenker, Nicholas G.N.; McCabe, Candy; Blake, David R.

Open Access Mentoring
pp. 584-586(3)
Authors: Cohen, Charlotte; Rooney, Guy; Maw, Raymond; Sherrard, Jackie; Persaud, Rajendra; Pearson, Sally; Shanmuganathan, Subo; Oxley, Jolyon

MRCP(UK) Passlist

Open Access MRCP(UK) July 2004
pp. 587-590(4)

Book Reviews

Open Access Book Reviews
pp. 591-594(4)

Letters to the Editor

Open Access Letters to the Editor
pp. 594-596(3)

Conversations with Charles

Open Access Disability or symptoms, which comes first?
pp. 597-598(2)

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