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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.
Kevin G, Shea +2 more
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2018
The reason to develop and use Clinical Imaging Guidelines (CIG) is, simply, to improve patient care. CIG development and use are based on the principle that imaging use is not always optimal; reasons for this include lack of expertise (with either the clinical concern or the available imaging modality), nonmedical reasons for requesting the study ...
Bettmann, Michael, Hunink, Myriam
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The reason to develop and use Clinical Imaging Guidelines (CIG) is, simply, to improve patient care. CIG development and use are based on the principle that imaging use is not always optimal; reasons for this include lack of expertise (with either the clinical concern or the available imaging modality), nonmedical reasons for requesting the study ...
Bettmann, Michael, Hunink, Myriam
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2008
During the last decade many countries have become increasingly interested in the development and use of evidence-based practice guidelines, recognising that guidelines are key tools to improve the quality and appropriateness of health care. They are considered to be the ideal mediator for bridging the gap between the growing stream of research findings
Kitty, Rosenbrand +2 more
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During the last decade many countries have become increasingly interested in the development and use of evidence-based practice guidelines, recognising that guidelines are key tools to improve the quality and appropriateness of health care. They are considered to be the ideal mediator for bridging the gap between the growing stream of research findings
Kitty, Rosenbrand +2 more
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Developing Policies and Guidelines
Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology, 1995Abstract Practice guidelines are proliferating in the era of managed care. Hospital epidemiologists frequently are asked to author guidelines for infection control. The greatest challenge in the process is not writing the guidelines but implementing them.
P J, Brennan, E, Abrutyn
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Developing guidelines is expensive
BMJ, 2018Keely and Baxter1 are right that the UK needs a single, regularly updated, comprehensive and evidence based guideline. But I am not convinced that their “logical way forward” is the best solution. I was director of clinical and public health at the National Institute for …
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Developing Guidelines for Clinical Protocol Development
Research and Theory for Nursing Practice, 2011During the 2-year period from 2007 through 2009, the Visiting Nurse Service of New York (VNSNY) conducted the Renfield Evidence-Based Practice Improvement (EBPI) Fellows Program1 (hereinafter referred to as the Renfield Program). This program was cosponsored by the Department of Education and Clinical Development within the larger Departments of ...
Rona F, Levin, Seon, Lewis-Holman
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Development and Implementation of Guidelines in Neurosurgery
Neurosurgery Clinics of North America, 2015Although it is intuitive that any neurosurgeon would seek to consistently apply the best available evidence to patient management, the application of evidence-based medicine (EBM) principles and clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) remains variable. This article reviews the origin and process of EBM, and the development, assessment, and applicability of
Michael G, Fehlings, Anick, Nater
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