Library News

serialscloseup The Health Sciences Library regularly receives new issues of the print journals in our collection.

In the table below you can see the latest print journal issues that have arrived and are now available in the library for you to access.

	Journal Title	Vol	Issue	Month	Date	Year
1	Annals of Internal Medicine	170	(08)	April	16th	2019
2	Annals of Internal Medicine	170	(07)	April	2nd	2019
3	BMJ: British Medical Journal (Academic edition)	5	(04)	April		2019
4	Choice			May		2019
5	JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association	321	(16)	April	23rd/30th	2019
6	JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association	321	(15)	April	16th	2019
7	JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association	321	(14)	April	9th	2019
8	Journal of Clinical Oncology	37	(09)	March	20th	2019
9	Lancet	393	(10181)	April	20th-26th	2019
10	Lancet	393	(10180)	April	13th-19th	2019
11	New England Journal of Medicine : NEJM	380	(18)	May	2nd	2019
12	New England Journal of Medicine : NEJM	380	(17)	April	25th	2019
13	Pediatrics	143	(04)	April		2019

Australian clinical guidelines for the diagnosis and management of atrial fibrillation 2018
and
Australian clinical guidelines for the management of heart failure 2018

The National Heart foundation of Australia & the Cardiac Society of ANZ have developed two clinical guidelines for to assist clinicians in caring for adult patients with atrial fibrillation and heart failure.

The full clinical guidelines are available in the journal Heart, Lung and Circulation:

- Australian clinical guidelines for the diagnosis and management of atrial fibrillation 2018 (October 2018, Volume 27, Issue 10, Pages 1209–1266): Click Here to access via: RMH, RWH, PMCC

- Australian clinical guidelines for the management of heart failure 2018 (Volume 27, Issue 10, Pages 1123–1208): Click Here to access via: RMH , RWH , PMCC

NSW Clinical Guidelines: Treatment of Opioid Dependence 2018

NSW Health has developed these guidelines that seek to provide clinical guidance and policy direction for opioid treatment in NSW.

The guidelines aim to improve access to opioid treatment by:

Personalise patient care by introducing a system that differentiates between those who have low/moderate treatment needs and can be treated in community settings and those with complex/high treatment needs and should be referred to and treated in the specialist treatment sector
Support more effective coordination of care across health services.

These guidelines are intended for use in generalist health settings (for example primary care, hospital, clinic or community settings) as well as specialised drug and alcohol / opioid treatment clinics.

The Guideline can be accessed at: http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/aod/Pages/nsw-clinical-guidelines-opioid.aspx

For Library Members, PsychiatryOnline offers free access to a featured book DURING the current MONTH from the APPI bookstore.

TRAUMA- and STRESSOR- Related Disorders : A HANDBOOK FOR CLINICIANS

Edited by: Patricia R. Casey, M.D., F.R.C.Psych. & James J. Strain, M.D.

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