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[Function of the present systematic evaluation in establishment of guidance for clinical practice]
Jin-Hong Yang1, Jing Hu, Feng-Chun Yang
1Institute of Acupuncture and Moxibustion, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences, Acupuncture and Moxibustion Hospital, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences, Beijing 100700, China. yangjinhongys@hotmail.com
Objective:
Treatment of insomnia with acupuncture is taken as an example to explore the significance and problems existed in the present systematic evaluation in establishment of guidance for clinical practice.
Methods:
Fifteen articles on systematic evaluation of both English and Chinese were retrieved and studied carefully, their basic information was analyzed. Through study on the establishing process of the guidance of clinical practice, researches were focused on the possible significance of the articles to the guidance as well as the notes in the reuse of those articles since problem still existed.
Results:
It is held that the systematic evaluation has great significance on the establishment of the guidance from the aspects of applicable people, recommended standards of diagnosis and therapeutic evaluation, extended recommendation and methodology. Great importance should also be attached to the direct application of the research result and understanding of the evaluation result. The data should be rechecked when necessary.
Conclusion:
Great guiding function can be found on the systematic evaluation of articles to the guidance. Moreover, if information needed to be taken into a full play, specific analysis should also be done on the concrete research targets.
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