A New "One-Minute" Treatment of Gonorrhoea

A New Injectable Antibiotic in the Treatment of Gonorrhoea

Numerous workers in many countries (Willcox, 1961) have reported increasing failure rates in the treatment of gonorrhoea both with penicillin and with streptomycin (Alergant, 1958). Evidence is accumulating of an increased number of strains of gonococci which are less sensitive to these antibiotics than formerly (Cradock-Watson, Shooter, and Nicol, 1958; Curtis and Wilkinson, 1958). Although "r...

The one minute clinical instructor: an application of the principles of the one minute manager.

Treatment of gonorrhoea with amoxycillin.

The synthesis of the penicillin nucleus 6-aminopenicillanic acid was first achieved by Sheehan (1958), but it was not until the following year that a team of workers at the Beecham Research Laboratories discovered a method of producing the compound on a large scale, and thus made possible for the first time the synthesis of innumerable penicillin compounds. Until recently ampicillin, introduced...

Treatment of Gonorrhoea with Penbritin*

Although Sheehan (1958) had synthesized the penicillin nucleus 6-aminopenicillanic acid in 1958, it was not until 1959 that workers at the Beecham Research Laboratories (Batchelor, Chain, and Rolinson, 1961; Rolinson, Batchelor, Butterworth, Cameron-Wood, Cole, Eustace, Hart, Richards, and Chain, 1960) discovered a method of producing this compound on a large scale and made possible for the fir...

Developing the One-Minute Preceptor.

BACKGROUND Learning from experienced doctors in real clinical settings is very important for medical students. However, the busy and at times unpredictable nature of clinical work means that clinical work must take priority over teaching. What clinicians want is to be able to offer quality learning experiences for students without significant disruption to their clinical work. CONTEXT In the ...