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Accessing resources to support guideline implementation
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Accessing resources to support guideline implementation
Posted by
sue.huckson@nhmrc.gov.au
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March 13. 2010
One of the opportunities we have through this community is to explore the formats of guidelines, the types of recommendations that are most useful. I thought we could that discussion to find what works for the emergency sector. Links to examples or electronic copies to share would be a great start.
Are there particular resources you are keen to sources?
Cheers
Sue
Re: Accessing resources to support guideline implementation
Posted by
Samar Aboulsoud
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April 18. 2010
Dear all
One website that is worth visiting is that of the college of the emergency medicine,UK. It provides a number of local and external guidelines for numerous emergency conditions. This is a really good opportunity to compare different formating used by different organisations from different countries for presenting emergency guidelines. Still, for me, I find most of the formats quite hard to apply in the busy emergency environment specially for junior doctors.
http://www.collemergencymed.ac.uk/CEM/default.asp
Click on the icon " clinical effectiveness committee" to the left of the page,then click on the subicon "guidelines".
Hope this would be helpful
Regards,
Samar
Re: Accessing resources to support guideline implementation
Posted by
sue.huckson@nhmrc.gov.au
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April 26. 2010
Hi Samar,
Thank you for the link, have you come across any formats that are better than others and why. I think this might be a way of teasing out what features of the formats are regarded as more favourable.
Best Bets have what they call an accumulator - the example is a bit complex but basically a flow chart that has links to evidence at point in the care process http://www.bestbets.org/accumulators/accumulator01.htm - Food for thought.
Sue
