BMJ : British medical journal
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To determine the outcome in nearly drowned children in the British Isles and identify factors that might predict a poor prognosis. ⋯ Children can survive normally after near drowning in the British Isles, particularly if they have been hypothermic. Resuscitation should not be abandoned in nearly drowned children until they have been rewarmed.
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Assessment of facilities for minor surgery in general practitioners' premises. ⋯ Most premises are suitable for minor surgery, some with attention needed to record keeping. Practices must pay careful attention to the expiry date of adrenaline.
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To determine whether the treatment of ankle injuries in an accident and emergency department could be improved by an audit of existing treatment and the creation and use of a protocol. ⋯ Treatment of other conditions may be improved by introducing a protocol.