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[Systemic reviews as a basis for guidelines].

Abstract

In the Netherlands, evidence-based medicine is advocated as a basis for the preparation of clinical guidelines. A systematic review should be the cornerstone of every aspect of a guideline for which a recommendation is required. To reduce the necessary effort, continuation of national and international collaboration is needed in the preparation and maintenance of high-quality systematic reviews.

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R J Scholten, L C Kremer. 2004-02-07. [Systemic reviews as a basis for guidelines].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15004951/

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