OM guidance uses graded evidence
The 2020 update to the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children’s otitis media guidance used the GRADE approach to assess recommendations.
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MJA: Otitis media guidelines for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander childrenEye emergency assessment is structured
The NSW Eye Emergency Manual treats ocular history and examination as core elements of assessment—not just a quick look at whether the eye appears red.
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NSW ACI: Eye Emergency Manual, 3rd edA sudden hearing change is urgent
Sudden sensorineural hearing loss is not a routine hearing-aid referral: the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear guidance lists it for immediate emergency referral.
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Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital: ENT Referral GuidelinesOtitis externa has a protective barrier
A disrupted ear-canal environment can matter: the PCH guideline explains how low cerumen or retained water and debris can create conditions favouring bacterial growth.
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Perth Children’s Hospital: Otitis externaYou're all caught up
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