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Advancing health equity in the guideline enterprise
Andrea J Darzi1,2, Tamara Lotfi1, Kian Torabiardakani2
1Department of Health Research Methods Evidence, and Impact, McMaster University Hamilton Ontario Canada.
Abstract:
Addressing equity meaningfully helps reduce disease burden and improve health outcomes for all, including populations experiencing inequities, as highlighted in the commentaries by Persaud, Dewidar and colleagues.Guiding principles and tools, such as the GIN-McMaster equity extension checklist, support the systematic consideration of equity in the guideline enterprise, ensuring recommendations remain adaptable, impactful, and responsive to evolving evidence and varying resource contexts.
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