Clinical practice guidelines (CPG) are recommendations developed in a systematic way to help both the professional and the patient to make the appropriate decisions when the patient has a specific disease or health condition. The advantage of these guides for the doctor is based on the fact that the recommendations they offer come from the best existing scientific evidence and for the patient in the gain of confidence that what his doctor tells him comes from scientific studies evaluated and summarized in the form of guide.
Many public health agencies (ministries, departments) make the effort to make clinical practice guidelines for their doctors and patients.
Many public health agencies (ministries, departments) make the effort to make clinical practice guidelines for their doctors and patients.
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