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Lower urinary tract symptoms: slide set

This slide set and notes for presenters provides a framework for discussing the NICE guidance with a variety of audiences and can assist in local dissemination of the guidance. The presentation includes a ‘questions for discussion’ slide which can be used to increase opportunities for participation and interaction with an audience. The slide set can also be tailored for local audiences and circumstances.

Please note that the slide set contains key messages – it does not cover all recommendations. Please use the link below for further information on using this presentation tool.

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Lower urinary tract symptoms: slide set 19 May 2010 (310 Kb 1 mins 30 sec)

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This page was last updated: 20 July 2010