Monday, May 16, 2011
Institute of Medicine calls for a "Gold Standard" in the evidence process
Much of my time as a medical librarian involves searching the literature to find guidelines and systematic reviews to inform evidence based clinical practice. This year the Institute of Medicine has put out a call to professional organizations that produce guidelines and conduct systematic reviews to adhere to a "gold standard" for the processes. The IOM's "Standards for Developing Trustworthy Clinical Practice Guidelines" cover 8 key components including: maintaining transparency, rating practice recommendations based on the strength of the evidence, & using systematic reviews that have been conducted based on IOM's standard. Find the full text of both reports here http://www.iom.edu/Reports.aspx.
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Hi,
Thanks for highlighting the latest EBP. Do you include systematic reviews from the Joanna Briggs Library of Systematic Reviews in your monthly updates?
I really appreciate your site on evidence-based nursing practice. You have provided some wonderful information about current research articles.
A medical librarian is a great medical alternative career. You seem to have a broad knowledge base making you a great asset to the field.
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