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Last reviewed: 10 June 2022
Next review: 31 May 2024
Author(s): Dr Jennifer Mitchell, Consultant in Neonatal medicine, Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow
Version: 5
Co-Author(s): Stakeholders: Dr Morag Campbell – Clinical director of Neonatal medicine, Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow; Dr Andrew Powls Clinical lead Neonatal medicine, Princess Royal Maternity, Glasgow; Dr Hilary Conetta Clinical lead Neonatal medicine, Royal Alexandra Hospital, Paisley; Dr Jonathan Coutts Clinical lead Neonatal medicine, Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow
Approved By: GGC Neonatal Guidelines Group
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- Glasgow Emergency Paediatric ECG Guideline (GEPEG)
- Sexually active young people, managing
- Surgical and Urological Advice for RHCG ED
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- Major Paediatric Trauma - Imaging Flowchart
- Unscheduled CAMHS referral flowchart
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- MRI Imaging Out of Hours: Acute Spinal Trauma, RHCG
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