... Evidence-Based Clinical Practices An international survey of 18 clinical guideline programs International Journal for Quality in Health Care 2003, 15(1):31-45 Guidelines International Network (GIN) [http://www.g -in. net] ... stay in hospital, or other details of clinicalpractice [2] The ultimate purpose of developing and using guidelines is to improve the quality of care provided, particularly in areas of clinical ... 12:18-23 Shaneyfelt T, Mayo-Smith M, Rothwangl J: Are Guidelines following guidelines? The methodological quality of ClinicalPracticeGuidelinesin the peer-review medical literature Jama 1999, 285:1900-1905...
... reasons that we need guidelines providing an evidence-based assessment of the most effective ways of managing the problem in a clinical setting ClinicalPracticeGuidelines for the Management of ... is so difficult for obese individuals to maintain weight loss in the long term ClinicalPracticeGuidelines for the Management of Overweight and Obesity in Adults 1—SETTING 1.7 THE SCENE A B N ... Aromaa A Determinants of weight gain and overweight in adult Finns Eur J Clin Nutr 1991;45(9):419–30 ClinicalPracticeGuidelines for the Management of Overweight and Obesity in Adults 2—ASSESSMENT...
... Field MJ, Lohr KN Institute of Medicine Committee to Advise the Public Health Service on ClinicalPracticeGuidelinesClinicalpractice guidelines: directions for a new program Washington, DC: National ... regarding the efficacy of inhaled ribavirin for treatment of RSV CAP in infants Ribavirin has in vitro activity against RSV, but use of this drug for RSV infection is not routinely recommended in ... serious infections Inducible resistance to clindamycin may be present in staphylococci (ie, they may be D-test positive); for these strains, clindamycin should not be used in high-inoculum infections...
... http://www.implementationscience.com/content/6/1/62 of interest Applying GRADE begins with formulating appropriate clinical questions using the PICO or another structured format [16] This step leads to focussed clinical questions pertaining to ... specifying a clinical setting based on history, clinical presentation, and results of index tests alone (i.e., without performing a reference test, the OFC) In detail, we applied the following process ... - false positive (being incorrectly classified as having CMA), FN - false negative (being incorrectly classified as not having CMA); these outcomes are always determined in comparison with a...
... public involvement programs inclinicalpracticeguidelines development and implementaFigure tion Conceptual framework: Patients and public involvement programs inclinicalpracticeguidelines ... Examining the influence of clinician decision making on adherence to a clinical guideline Psychiatr Serv 2009, 60(5):698-701 McCormack JP, Loewen P: Adding "value" to clinicalpracticeguidelines ... rationing-are additional criteria needed for assessing evidence based clinicalpractice guidelines? BMJ 1999, 319(7222):1426-1429 Feek CM: Rationing healthcare in New Zealand: the use of clinical guidelines...
... Medicine residents' knowledge and adherence to clinicalpracticeguidelinesIn Evidence Based ClinicalPractice newsletter McMaster University; 2008:12 Bachman KH, Mazur DJ: Using practiceguidelines ... relating to teaching of the content of clinicalpractice guidelines; a national survey, 2007 Combined Family Medicine Internal Medicine N = 434 N = 239 N = 195 61 (14) 32 (13) 29 (15) Identifying ... teaching) or teaching of guidelines' development or guidelines' integration in medical decision making Methods Study design We conducted a national survey of directors of family medicine and internal...
... guideline use inclinicalpractice to enhance implementation of shared decision making by improving clinicalpracticeguidelines Population in- depth interviews We will recruit a purposive sampling ... strategies for the integration of individual patient’s preferences in decision making based on clinicalpracticeguidelines Our research questions are: How should clinicalpracticeguidelines be adapted ... patient involvement in decision making [15] We hypothesise that guidelines can be adapted to facilitate the integration of individual patients’ preferences inclinical decision making Guidelines...
... public involvement programs inclinicalpracticeguidelines development and implementaFigure tion Conceptual framework: Patients and public involvement programs inclinicalpracticeguidelines ... Examining the influence of clinician decision making on adherence to a clinical guideline Psychiatr Serv 2009, 60(5):698-701 McCormack JP, Loewen P: Adding "value" to clinicalpracticeguidelines ... rationing-are additional criteria needed for assessing evidence based clinicalpractice guidelines? BMJ 1999, 319(7222):1426-1429 Feek CM: Rationing healthcare in New Zealand: the use of clinical guidelines...
... Medicine residents' knowledge and adherence to clinicalpracticeguidelinesIn Evidence Based ClinicalPractice newsletter McMaster University; 2008:12 Bachman KH, Mazur DJ: Using practiceguidelines ... relating to teaching of the content of clinicalpractice guidelines; a national survey, 2007 Combined Family Medicine Internal Medicine N = 434 N = 239 N = 195 61 (14) 32 (13) 29 (15) Identifying ... teaching) or teaching of guidelines' development or guidelines' integration in medical decision making Methods Study design We conducted a national survey of directors of family medicine and internal...
... guideline use inclinicalpractice to enhance implementation of shared decision making by improving clinicalpracticeguidelines Population in- depth interviews We will recruit a purposive sampling ... strategies for the integration of individual patient’s preferences in decision making based on clinicalpracticeguidelines Our research questions are: How should clinicalpracticeguidelines be adapted ... patient involvement in decision making [15] We hypothesise that guidelines can be adapted to facilitate the integration of individual patients’ preferences inclinical decision making Guidelines...
... receiving mechanical ventilation and without contraindication to initiation of enteral nutrition (e.g., gastrointestinal bleeding, ileus, suspected perforation, abdominal surgery, prone positioning) ... especially the gastrointestinal tract status (vomiting, diarrhea, or abdominal pain or distension) Our study was not designed to evaluate gastrointestinal tolerance to enteral feeding, because such ... quantify the differences between what is recommended inclinicalguidelines and/or the medical literature, and what actually happens in daily routine practice at the bedside Quenot et al Critical...
... Standards and PracticeGuidelines Committee (SPGC) in collaboration with European Society for Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (ESCMID) convened experts in the ClinicalPracticeGuidelines d CID ... met criteria for inclusion in the analyses The types of studies included randomized clinical trials and open label clinical trials Expert reviews were also incorporated into the final grade recommendation ... sparfloxacin and ciprofloxacin in the treatment of community-acquired acute uncomplicated urinary tract infection in women parfloxacin Multicenter Uncomplicated Urinary Tract Infection Study Group Clin...
... in identifying contributing factors in individuals with recurrent episodes or chronic symptoms of rhinosinusitis Moderate Strong Weak Strong Chronic Rhinosinusitis 23: CRS is diagnosed on clinical ... always be interpreted in light of clinical findings as radiographic images cannot differentiate other infections from bacterial infection and changes in radiographic images can occur in viral ... with industry was made during the guidelines development or review process An English-language Medline® search was conducted using the terms acute bacterial rhinosinusitis (ABRS), chronic rhinosinusitis...
... Tuberculin skin testing guidelines are outlined in Appendix (Tuberculin Skin Testing Guidelines) Indications for Tuberculin Skin Testing Inmates should be evaluated for TB infection with a TST in ... specimen has no clinical relevance DNA Fingerprinting DNA fingerprinting (genotyping) of the organism is indicated for investigating possible TB outbreaks or laboratory contamination in consultation ... nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, decreased appetite, jaundice, dark urine, rash/ itching, joint pains, and tingling extremities 42 Federal Bureau of Prisons ClinicalPracticeGuidelines Management...
... on ClinicalPracticeGuidelinesClinicalpractice guidelines: directions for a new program Washington, DC: National Academy Press, 1990:52–77 Luman ET, McCauley MM, Stokley S, et al Timeliness ... following clinical questions (objectives) in this update PRACTICEGUIDELINESPracticeguidelines are systematically developed statements to assist health care professionals, patients, and payers in ... have been demonstrated, including gelatin contained in some vaccines If a person with a history of anaphylaxis to a vaccine or component of the vaccine is given the vaccine inappropriately, then...
... followed in actual clinicalpractice [8] Numerous barriers to providing guideline-adherent care exist [9] Clinicians report lack of training in both pain management and addiction medicine and ... tools (links within the DSS) In discussion with VA Palo Alto clinicians in the Pain Management and Primary Care Clinics, the KM developed information sheets and other clinical tools within ATHENA-OT ... this information, the definitions of 'long-acting agents' and 'continuous, chronic pain' must be explicitly defined or operationalized To operationalize the 2003 VA/DOD 'ClinicalPractice Guideline...
... Attributes of clinicalguidelines that influence use of guidelinesin general practice: observational study BMJ 1998, 317:858-61 Michie S, Johnston M: Changing clinical behaviour by making guidelines specific ... those of clinicalpracticeguidelinesin medicine (and implementability will be defined as the uptake of recommendations) For example, guidelines might include instructions for mortgages or financial ... reveal the ‘typical weak points and stumbling blocks in the history of the intervention’ (in our work, the intervention will be defined as clinicalpractice guidelines) [22] We will also try...
... The updating of clinicalpractice guidelines: insights from an international survey Implementation Science 2011 6:107 Competing interests The authors declare that they have no competing interests ... updated, keeping clinicalguidelines valid Int J Qual Health Care 2006, 18(3):165-6 Voisin CE, de l, Whitener L, Gartlehner G: Strategies in assessing the need for updating evidence-based guidelines ... guidelines Number of guidelines publishedb Updating guidelines Yes No a Analysis of included institutions; bOne institution unknown Figure Participation diagram for updating their guidelines, but only...
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... Evidence is inadequate to deterhttp://www.aafp.org/ mine whether visual examination of the skin online/en/home/ in asymptomatic individuals would lead to a clinical/ exam.html reduction in mortality ... Evidence is insufficient to recommend for or against routine screening using a total-body skin examination for early detection of cutaneous melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, or squamous cell skin cancer ... important clinical problems Based on good evidence, current prostate cancer treatments result in permanent side effects in many men, including erectile dysfunction and urinary incontinence (NCI,...