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The CARI Guidelines is an endeavour intended to improve renal health care through the production of evidence based national guidelines.
If you are interested in joining a guideline Working Group, please feel free to approach the CARI administrative office in Sydney. Inquiries about the CARI Guidelines development process are most welcome.
Development of a guideline occurs in five stages:
Because there is a need for guidelines to reflect the latest best available evidence, a guideline is never 'finished'. However, the following times can be used as a rough guide.
Time to first draft: approx. 5 months
Time to finalised draft: approx. 5 months
Time to publication: approx. 4 months
Revising Guidelines: this will occur every three years. A literature search will be performed by the Cochrane Renal Group to locate any new trials on a guideline topic and the search results will be sent to the relevant guideline writer. It is hoped that the convenors and members of each Working Group will remain the same.
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August 24, 2008
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