… In May 1990, a new IOM committee began an 18-month study of the development,
implementation, evaluation, and revision of clinical practice guidelines. Many of the issues raised in …

… to review clinician attitudes to clinical practice guidelines as shown in studies from diverse
settings. Most clinicians in … Less frequent responses were that clinical practice guidelines were …

… review is that in order to evaluate the quality of the clinical content and more specifically the
evidence base of a clinical practice guideline, … of the literature search and its analysis has to …

… medical practice found that dissemination-only strategies, such as conferences or mailing of
unsolicited materials, produced little or no change in medical practice, … of medical practice. …

… In this review, CPGs were defined as “systematically developed statements to assist …
for specific clinical circumstances.”17 Guidelines that use the results of systematic literature …

… Systematic reviews (SRs) of clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) are unique knowledge … with
other SRs in clinical epidemiology. We provide review authors structured direction on how to …

… if clinical practice in health care is evidence-based, that is, if evidence-based clinical practice
guidelines are … to the settings and context of the studies reported in this systematic review. …

… the guidance for updating CPGs included in these handbooks [19, 20]. Therefore, we
systematically reviewed … to identify and describe the methodological guidance about updating. …

… the methods underpinning clinical practice guidelines (CPGs)… purposes, implementation and
evaluation. This has resulted in … published systematic review aimed to identify best practices …

… Clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) are developed to assist health … systematically reviewed
existing CPGs on the HDPs (hypertensive disorders of pregnancy) to inform clinical practice. …