Clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) are intended to improve mental, behavioral, and physical
health by promoting clinical practices … CPGs represent current best practices in the field. …

… to assist in clinical practice, which … clinical questions based on published clinical evidence
as well as expert consensus. This guideline offers key recommendations for clinical practice …

… The phrase ‘‘good clinical practices’’ originated as an unofficial term that referred to a
variety of US FDA regulations and guidelines that are organized within the US Code of Federal …

… , it is timely to update the 2006 Canadian clinical practice guideline.43 The goal of this update
is … Importantly, this guideline incorporates the perspectives of people with lived experience …

… The 31 clinical practice guidelines, 390 systematic reviews, and … guideline through February
2014. After assessing quality and relevance, we retained 9 of the clinical practice guidelines…

… for developing rigorous, trustworthy clinical practice guidelines. The proposed standards …
Clinical practice guidelines are ubiquitous in our healthcare system. The Guidelines Interna…

… Guidelines are not intended to serve as standards or absolute requirements, but may be …
clinical needs and constraints. Care based on evidence-based clinical practice guidelines has …

Introduction Extensive research has been undertaken over the last 30 years on the methods
underpinning clinical practice guidelines (CPGs), including their development, updating, …

… -based clinical practice guidelines can reduce the delivery of inappropriate care and support
the introduction of new knowledge into clinical practice (1-3). In many cases, guidelines …

… identify clinical practice guidelines related to the management of acute pancreatitis. We then
searched Medline for guidelines … ” and “clinical practice guideline.” This search identified 14 …