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CMO Update 35

A communication to all doctors from the Chief Medical Officer (January 2003)

  • Last modified date:
    9 February 2007
  • Gateway reference:
    2003
  • Series number:
    CMO Update 35

CMO's Update is a newsletter sent by the Chief Medical Officer of the Department of Health to all doctors in England. It will incorporate some topics that might otherwise have required an individual letter, progress reports on earlier letters, and other information from the Department of Health that should be of interest to practising doctors.

Contents

NB: Revision to item 6 and minor amendment to item 21 Feb 4th.

  1. Contingency plans for smallpox
  2. Health clearance for new health care workers - guidance for consultation
  3. Preventing accidental injury
  4. Carbon monoxide: increased risk in winter
  5. Advice to pregnant women during the lambing season
  6. National Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy: a consultation
  7. Smoking cessation: building on success
  8. Tackling drug misuse in primary care
  9. Cancer prevention resource launched
  10. Evidence to support Teenage Pregnancy Strategy
  11. Cross-cutting review on health inequalities
  12. Reducing health inequalities - for people with learning disabilities
  13. Patient safety, medication error and handwriting
  14. Methotrexate - inappropriate dosing and risk of pneumonitis
  15. Transfer of prison health to the Department of Health
  16. Paediatric and Congenital Cardiac Services Review
  17. Protocol-based care information pack
  18. Hormone Replacement Therapy - safety information update
  19. Inhaled corticosteroids and adrenal suppression in children
  20. Levonelle/Levonelle-2 emergency contraception: new advice
  21. The Public Health Link system

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