RCPCH guidelines

All guidelines produced by the College are in accordance with the RCPCH Quality of Practice Committee standards for development of clinical guidelines in paediatrics and child health.


Published RCPCH guidelines

 Hypernatraemia Guideline front cover

Investigations in hypernatraemia

 

Published: October 2009

Ref: EBG3

This guideline is based on a systematic review of the literature relating to hypernatremia and salt poisoning. It will provide evidence-based guidance on the differential diagnoses for hypernatremia in children and on what investigations should be undertaken when children present, and the interpretation of the results of investigations.

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RCPCH evidence based guideline for the screening and treatment of retinopathy of prematurity (ROP)

Published: May 2008

Ref: EBG2

This evidence-based guideline for the screening and treatment of ROP was developed by the RCPCH in collaboration with the Royal College of Opthalmologists, British Association of Perinatal Medicine and the premature baby charity BLISS.

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 ROP


 

Physical signs of child sexual abuse (CSA)

Published: April 2008

Ref: EBG4

This handbook is a revision of the 1997 RCP publication 'Physical Signs of Sexual Abuse in Children' and is based on the best available evidence. The review focuses on evidence for the physical signs of CSA in the following areas: female genitalia, male genitalia, anal signs, oral signs and sexually transmitted infections.

Please click here for further information on the CSA Handbook.

 CSA cover


 

RCPCH evidence based guideline for the management of CFS/ME (chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalopathy) in children and young people 

 

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalopathy RCPCH guidelinePublished: December 2004 

Ref: EBG1 Format/Size: PDF/345KB

The aim of this guideline is to increase knowledge and understanding among paediatricians about CFS/ME in children and young people, to give paediatricians confidence in making a positive diagnosis, and to ensure that young patients with CFS/ME are managed optimally. 

Related documents: cfs appraisal  Guideline appraisal

 

 

 

 


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