Method for evaluating research and guideline evidence
New South Wales Public Health BulletinPublished 1 January 1997Open access
Jeannine Liddle
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The monograph sets out a standardised approach to the process of reviewing and incorporating scientific evidence into clinical practice guidelines.
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The NSW Health Department has published a monograph entitled Method for Evaluating Research and Guideline Evidence (MERGE). The monograph sets out a standardised approach to the process of reviewing and incorporating scientific evidence into clinical practice guidelines.
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