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Why all clinical guideline recommendations are 'Conditional'.

Created on 15 Sep 2026

Authors

Peter C Wyer, John Gabbay, Edward H Suh

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Clinical and public health guidelines. Volume 1. Issue 2. Pages e12013. Epub Apr 05, 2024.

Abstract

The impact of clinical guidelines on practitioner behaviour and clinical care remains in doubt.The acceptability of a 5- or 10-year delay in producing a 'strong' clinically important recommendation is unlikely to hold.Practitioners think holistically, in contrast to the analytical thinking that characterizes clinical research.Rapidly accessible, flexible, 'knowledge-in-practice-in-context' cannot be simply replaced by a focused piece of new research or guideline.

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42740804
Bibliographic data and abstract were imported from PubMed on 15 Sep 2026.

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