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- SIGN
SIGN produce evidence-based, collaboratively developed clinical guidelines Our website publishes these
- About us - SIGN
SIGN makes sense of evidence We respond to the needs of the people of Scotland by involving them to create trusted evidence-based guidance to support decision-making Our purpose is leading and innovating to create accessible recommendations that improve care in Scotland
- Checklists - SIGN
These checklists were subjected to evaluation and adaptation to meet SIGN’s requirements for a balance between methodological rigour and practicality of use Checklists Methodology checklist 1: systematic reviews and meta-analyses Checklist Notes More details on: Indirect Treatment Comparison Network Meta-Analysis Study Questionnaire
- SIGN 136 • Management of chronic pa
aims are addressed in every guideline This methodology is set out in the current version of SIGN 50, our guideline manual, which can e found at www sign ac uk sign-50 html The EQIA assessment of the manual can be seen a
- Risk estimation and the prevention of cardiovascular disease - SIGN
We are currently scoping for an update to SIGN 149, which will update the risk intervention threshold from 20% to 10%, review a range of recommendations and consider implementation advice
- What are guidelines - SIGN
SIGN guidelines are developed by multidisciplinary working groups with representation from across Scotland The guideline development groups are selected in consultation with the member organisations of SIGN Council
- Our guidelines - SIGN
A list of current sign guidelinesThis is a list of current guidelines, guidelines under development and archived guidelines that have been or are being developed or updated by the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network
- Management of chronic pain - SIGN
Current status An update to SIGN 136: Management of chronic pain is in development Summary This guideline will focus on assessing and managing chronic non-malignant pain (pain lasting longer than 12 weeks) in adults It will apply to non-specialist healthcare settings that are not specifically designed for treating chronic pain
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