S.W. Griffith: A Suitable Case for Indictment?

Migraine – a suitable case for treatment?

Migraine – a suitable case for treatment? Headache disorders are common, with a lifetime prevalence of over 90% in all populations where they have been measured. So common, in fact, that a Global Campaign to Reduce the Burden of Headache was launched in 2004 to educate health care providers, the general public, and national governments to recognize that headache disorders are not trivial, that ...

Film: A Case Not Suitable for Treatment

as entertainment are at liberty to do so. Other writers emphasise the psychiatric nature of the situations that they portray. It is a simple formula: drama portrays behaviour; psychiatry is a study of abnormal behaviour; whenever the dramatic production involves abnormal behaviour, the theme is a psychiatric one. There is one further step in the logic: psychiatry is a clinical practice, and beh...

A multiscale Griffith criterion

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Notes: a suitable case for audit.

The increasing emphasis on management responsibilities and audit led us to investigate the state of surgical notes in our hospital. Twelve criteria were evaluated regarding information that should be contained in the notes and the absence of this important information was documented. Deficiencies were revealed in all criteria selected. Until hospital patients files are well kept and maintained,...

British drinking: a suitable case for treatment?