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Development of living evidence-informed guidelines, part 2: Guideline topic prioritization
Background: Developing evidence-informed guidelines is a time- and resource-intensive process. Methodological standards have been developed for prioritizing guidelines, and the purpose of this article is to consolidate and elaborate on these methods to articulate them for living guidelines. Type of
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