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| Medical Terminology Glossary |
| Volume 8, Issue 6 |
April 2003 |
Types of Clinical Practice Guideline:
1. Informal consensus
2. Formal consensus
3. Evidence Based
4. Explicit hybrids
Barriers to CPG Development:
1. size and complexity of the research
2. difficulties in developing evidence based clinical policy
3. difficulties in applying evidence in practice:
1. access to evidence and guidelines
2. organisational barriers
If a CPG is being offered as evidence for prosecution or defence, opposing counsel should critique the EBM quality
Medicolegally relevant CPGs:
1. for frequently litigated conditions
2. widely accepted by physicians
3. fully integrated into clinical practice
4. easily interpreted in a litigation setting
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