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Clinical Practice Guidelines and Guideline Development
Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics, 2012Multiple health care agencies have called for the increased use of clinical practice guidelines to improve health care quality. Evidence-based clinical practice guidelines are those developed with the least bias. The process of developing guidelines through the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons is reviewed.
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British Journal of Nursing, 1999
Clinical guidelines are increasingly being seen as an important clinical tool for those working within the NHS, ensuring the quality and promoting the standardization of interventions.
John Tingle, Jo Wilson
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Clinical guidelines are increasingly being seen as an important clinical tool for those working within the NHS, ensuring the quality and promoting the standardization of interventions.
John Tingle, Jo Wilson
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Palliative Medicine, 2003
Clinical guidelines are likely to be an important part of medical practice for the foreseeable future. Guidelines at their best are tools for consistency and effectiveness in patient care. Guideline methodology has evolved such that there are internationally agreed standards with which to develop and assess guidelines.
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Clinical guidelines are likely to be an important part of medical practice for the foreseeable future. Guidelines at their best are tools for consistency and effectiveness in patient care. Guideline methodology has evolved such that there are internationally agreed standards with which to develop and assess guidelines.
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Trustworthy Clinical Guidelines
Annals of Internal Medicine, 2011In association with the publication of the summary of the NICE guidelines on dementia, the Editors discuss steps being taken at Annals of Internal Medicine to promote dissemination of high-quality ...
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JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1993
With the emphasis on outcomes and quality improvement, nursing administrators need to encourage the integration of clinical practice guidelines into practice. Specific strategies for this integration are outlined, as are broad nursing implications for both patients and staff members.
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With the emphasis on outcomes and quality improvement, nursing administrators need to encourage the integration of clinical practice guidelines into practice. Specific strategies for this integration are outlined, as are broad nursing implications for both patients and staff members.
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Conflict of interest guidelines for clinical guidelines
Medical Journal of Australia, 2012A Jane, Johnson, Wendy A, Rogers
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1997
Clinical practice guidelines are becoming an important determinant of how we practice medicine and surgery. They are the strategy of our federal agencies to reduce variability in care, improve quality, measure outcomes, and reduce costs. The payors and entrepreneurs of medicine have endorsed the use of practice guidelines as the most efficacious way to
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Clinical practice guidelines are becoming an important determinant of how we practice medicine and surgery. They are the strategy of our federal agencies to reduce variability in care, improve quality, measure outcomes, and reduce costs. The payors and entrepreneurs of medicine have endorsed the use of practice guidelines as the most efficacious way to
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Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 2014
The knowledge imposes a pattern, and falsifies, for the pattern is new in every moment and every moment is a new and shocking valuation of all that we have been. — East Coker , T.S. EliotMedicine is not a science: it is a cultural product. As such, the way it is practiced and conceived is much affected by cultural contexts, academic traditions ...
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The knowledge imposes a pattern, and falsifies, for the pattern is new in every moment and every moment is a new and shocking valuation of all that we have been. — East Coker , T.S. EliotMedicine is not a science: it is a cultural product. As such, the way it is practiced and conceived is much affected by cultural contexts, academic traditions ...
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Clinical Guidelines for the Pediatrician
Pediatrics, 1987Much of clinical medicine is still based on empiricism, particularly the approach to diagnosis. One aspect of diagnosis that is talked about is the intuition of the experienced clinician. Most physicians working in a referral center have developed certain guidelines for themselves and have adopted suggestions from their teachers and colleagues. Some of
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