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COE (25)
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2002
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77
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Make proposals on the methodology to be used in developing guidelines
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Daily practice, Managerial, Patient, Legal, ethical
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11 pages in chapter on Dissemination and Implementation
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Identify the practical, social, ethical and legal conditions for implementation of guidelines in daily practice
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NHMRC (26)
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1999, 2000 (supplement)
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79
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Put forward a method for developing clinical practice guidelines in Australia
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Local conditions (population, setting, costs, constraints, patient values/preferences)
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9 pages in chapter on Dissemination and Implementation
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Reflect concern that greater emphasis should be placed on guideline implementation and evaluation
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NICE (27)
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2009
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266 plus appendix
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Explain how NICE develops clinical guidelines
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Patient care and patient outcomes in the National Health Service as a whole
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6-page chapter
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Provide advice to guideline developers on technical aspects of guideline development and the methods used
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Cost/resources
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NZGG (28)
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2001
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86 plus appendix
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To be used by guideline development teams, to assist them to produce evidence-base clinical practice guidelines
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Legislative, administrative, clinical, industrial, consumer
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10-page chapter on Dissemination and Implementation with focus on implementation
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SIGN (29)
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2011
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104
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Provide a reference tool that may be used by individual members of guideline development groups as they work through the development process
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Local National Health Service board
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5-page chapter
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Allow users to see how SIGN guidelines are developed, and instill confidence … that the recommendations are both internally and externally valid, and feasible for practice
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WHO (30)
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2008
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23
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Document the recommended approach to development of WHO guidelines
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Global, public health
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