From: The advantages and limitations of guideline adaptation frameworks
1) Form an organizing committee. | |
2) Choose a guideline topic. | |
3) Identify resources and skills required for the process. | |
4) Write an adaptation plan and form a guideline adaptation group. | |
5) Determine the health questions. | |
6) Search for relevant guidelines and related documents. | |
7) Formally screen and review (i.e., assess currency, content, quality, consistency between sources and acceptability/applicability of the recommendations) selected guidelines. | |
8) Decide which guideline or recommendations to adapt, taking into account the quality of the source material, local conditions, and practicality of the guideline/recommendations/intervention. | |
9) Perform external review of the adapted guideline (by target audience, endorsement bodies, and source guideline developers). | |
10) Schedule evidence reviews and updates of the adapted guideline. |