Once a guideline of good quality had been established, discussions could then occur regarding contextualisation to local practice settings, and then implementation.
This evaluation is necessary to ensure that the guidelines are of good quality according to Boyd and colleagues' criteria.
Of 16 included guidelines five were of good quality.
Obviously, if the quality criteria were stricter, then even fewer guidelines would be considered of good quality, as shown in Table 2.
41 In Afghanistan, around 50% of the population seeks treatment of malaria from the private sector, thus reinforcing the need to ensure that only antimalarial drugs that are recommended by national treatment guidelines are available and that they are of good quality (Leslie T and others, unpublished data).
Although recent guidelines [e.g. [ 12]] focus on the importance of good quality recording, the application of these guidelines in daily practice is limited [ 22].
For example evidence for immunisation is given level A by the RACGP and Level 1 by the ICSI guideline, but only a 'good practice point', indicating a lack of good quality evidence supporting the recommendations, in the NICE guideline.
It is well-documented and recommended under both National Occupational Standards and the Health and Care Professions Council guidelines in England that social workers should be offered, and make use of, good quality supervision.
They offer a wide range of good quality products including Tazo Teas and coffee which is produced by strict guidelines (Coffee and Farmer Equity Practices), which ensures quality for both the consumer and the planet.
