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    • Clinical Practice Guidelines
    • Evidence-Based Laboratory Medicine
    • Healthcare Quality Assessment

    Context:

    • Increasing publication of clinical practice guidelines (CPG) necessitates quality evaluation.
    • Healthcare professionals require training to differentiate high-quality from low-quality CPG.
    • The Société française de biologie clinique established a working group on CPG and Evidence-Based Laboratory Medicine (EBLM).

    Purpose:

    • To describe methods for critically appraising CPG, particularly those relevant to laboratory medicine.
    • To introduce the AGREE instrument as a tool for assessing the methodological quality of CPG.
    • To discuss advanced methods for evaluating CPG content based on medical ethics principles.

    Summary:

    • This article outlines a systematic approach for evaluating the quality of clinical practice guidelines (CPG).
    • The AGREE instrument is presented as a key tool for assessing the methodological rigor of CPG.
    • The evaluation considers both methodological quality and content, guided by principles of medical ethics.

    Impact:

    • Aims to improve the quality of CPG used in healthcare, enhancing resource utilization and patient outcomes.
    • Empowers healthcare professionals with the skills to critically assess CPG, promoting evidence-based practice.
    • Contributes to the advancement of Evidence-Based Laboratory Medicine (EBLM) through rigorous guideline appraisal.