Abstract
The management of symptomatic ear wax is a frequent demand on general practice,1 but is under-researched.2 Since an earlier survey of GPs in Scotland,3 there has been an increase in the number of practice nurses (PNs) in the UK4 and there seems to have been a trend away from traditional metal syringes towards electronic ear irrigators. As part of a project to improve ear wax management, we decided to survey a sample of GPs and PNs to explore current pathways of care.
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