Developing an extension of the RIGHT statement for clinical practice guidelines on acupuncture: RIGHT for acupuncture – A protocol

Tang, Chunzhi; Lu, Liming; Duan, Yuting; Zhang, Yu; Zhou, Qi; Luo, Xufei; Chen, Yaolong; Xu, Nenggui

doi:10.1016/j.eujim.2019.04.002

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“…The domains with the lowest reporting rates are domain 7: Other aspects (18.18%) and domain 5: Review and quality assurance (0.00%) Jin et al [20] 2023 [22] 2024 Reporting items for practice guidelines in healthcare for acupuncture RIGHT-Acu was initiated jointly by Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine and Lanzhou University, with the participation of 18 experts from 8 countries including China, Canada, the United States, Brazil, Sweden, the United Kingdom, South Korea, and Australia. The RIGHT-Acu protocol was published in August 2019 in the European Journal of Integrative Medicine [26] , and the full text appeared in the Journal of Clinical Epidemiology [3] . The final checklist includes 7 domains and 23 items, covering the same areas as RIGHT.…”

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Reporting guidelines for clinical practice guidelines of traditional Chinese medicine: Current status and future prospects

Luo,

Wang,

Chen

2024

Guidelines and Standards of Chinese Medicine

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High-quality Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) guidelines can standardize the clinical practices of relevant healthcare professionals, enhance medical quality, reduce healthcare costs, and promote the standardization of TCM. This article provides a summary and analysis of the status and quality of guidelines in the TCM. Additionally, it briefly introduces the reporting standards for three types of TCM guidelines, aiming to serve as a reference for those involved in the development and reporting of TCM guidelines.

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Reporting guidelines for clinical practice guidelines of traditional Chinese medicine: Current status and future prospects

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Wang,

Chen

2024

Guidelines and Standards of Chinese Medicine

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“…Currently, the Reporting Items for practice guidelines in healthcare (RIGHT) statement lays an important foundation for the scientifical and standardized reporting of CPGs. 1 In recent years, the RIGHT workgroup has developed multiple extensions around different guideline types, designs, domains, and so on, containing guideline adaptations (RIGHT -Ad@pt), 2 guideline interpretations (RIGHT -INT), 3 and public and patient guidelines (RIGHT-PVG), 4 among others. An extension of acupuncture (RIGHT for acupuncture) 5 and extension of traditional Chinese medicine (RIGHT for TCM) 6 were developed in the field of traditional and complementary alternative medicine.…”

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Extending the Reporting Items of Practice Guidelines in Healthcare (RIGHT) statement for reporting Chinese patent medicine guidelines: a protocol

Li,

Huang,

Zhou

et al. 2024

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Background: Based on the main document of the Reporting Items of Practice Guidelines in Healthcare (RIGHT) statement, this study will aim to develop the reporting checklist applicable to the guidelines of Chinese patent medicine (CPM). Methods: According to the methodology recommended by the Enhancing the QUAlity and Transparency Of health Research (EQUATOR) network, three well-defined working groups were established, namely the coordination team, the advisory group, and the Delphi panel. The coordination team conducted a literature analysis of the already published CPM guidelines, the extensions of the RIGHT statement, and CPM related reporting specifications to initially form an initial item pool. The Delphi panel of multidisciplinary backgrounds will conduct two rounds of Delphi questionnaires to identify an extension item for RIGHT for CPM. These questionnaires will be sent to each Delphi panel member via email, and each member will independently fill out and provide comments within 10 working days of receiving the questionnaire. Finally, feedback will be provided to the coordination team and the post efficacy assessment of the already published clinical practice guidelines for CPM to determine the final items for RIGHT for CPM checklist. Dissemination: The extended version of the RIGHT for CPM checklist will be published in a peer reviewed journal. Conclusion: We hope that the upcoming RIGHT for CPM checklist provides detailed guidance for developers and users of CPM guidelines, further improving the quality of reports, and promoting the effective dissemination and implementation of CPM guidelines.

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RIGHT for acupuncture: An extension of the RIGHT statement for clinical practice guidelines on acupuncture

Tang

Duan

Zhang

et al. 2021

Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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Developing an extension of the RIGHT statement for clinical practice guidelines on acupuncture: RIGHT for acupuncture – A protocol

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Reporting guidelines for clinical practice guidelines of traditional Chinese medicine: Current status and future prospects

Reporting guidelines for clinical practice guidelines of traditional Chinese medicine: Current status and future prospects

Extending the Reporting Items of Practice Guidelines in Healthcare (RIGHT) statement for reporting Chinese patent medicine guidelines: a protocol

RIGHT for acupuncture: An extension of the RIGHT statement for clinical practice guidelines on acupuncture

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