Changing clinical behaviour by making guidelines specific
BMJPublished 5 February 2004Open access
Susan Michie, Marie Johnston
Citations303
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score2.98
SNIP9.45
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The importance of precise behavioural recommendations is examined and how some current guidelines could be improved is suggested to help improve the implementation of guidelines.
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Efforts to get doctors to follow guidelines have overlooked the importance of clear and concise recommendations
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