GP Clinical References & Evidence Base — NICE, WHO & International Guidelines
100+ evidence-based guidelines from NICE, WHO, ESC, ADA, BTS, KDIGO, RCOG and more — organised by GP specialty module
Comprehensive GP guideline reference
NICE, WHO, ESC & major sources across every specialty module
40+
NICE Guidelines
12+
ESC / ACC / AHA
18+
WHO / Global
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Emergency Protocols
8 sourcesCardiovascular
7 sourcesHypertension
5 sourcesDiabetes
6 sourcesRespiratory — Asthma & Paediatric
7 sourcesRespiratory — Infections & Occupational
8 sourcesDermatology
4 sourcesENT
6 sourcesGastroenterology
6 sourcesMental Health
6 sourcesMSK & Rheumatology
5 sourcesNephrology
5 sourcesNeurology
5 sourcesOphthalmology
5 sourcesInfectious Diseases
6 sourcesGynaecology & Obstetrics
4 sourcesGeneral Surgery
5 sourcesPaediatrics
6 sourcesWound Management
4 sourcesECG Interpretation
4 sourcesAsthma & COPD (Adult)
3 sourcesDrug Database
3 sourcesLab Reference
4 sourcesCalculators & Clinical Scores
4 sourcesPregnancy Drug Safety
3 sourcesTB Guidelines
2 sourcesCME & GP Examinations
3 sourcesHow TheGPManual Uses These References
Annual Review
Content is reviewed annually and updated when NICE, WHO, ESC, GINA, KDIGO and other bodies publish major guideline changes.
Clinical Adaptation
International guidelines are contextualised for primary care — practical thresholds, GP-relevant management steps, and referral criteria.
GP Validation
All protocols are reviewed by practising General Practitioners before publication to ensure accuracy and practical applicability.
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