Forward to the Future: Clinical Updates and Clinical Practice Guidelines

Walter, Heather J.; Bukstein, Oscar G.

doi:10.1016/j.jaac.2017.07.782

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“…The strong performance of PGs developed by government organizations and weak performance of PGs developed by specialty medical societies is consistent with the findings of our previous work (Bennett, Gorman, et al., ) and mirrors the situation found in other medical specialties (Classen & Mermel, ; Grilli, Magrini, Penna, Mura, & Liberati, ). However, it is important to note that new initiatives by the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry that aim to strengthen their activities related to PGs are very encouraging (Walter & Bukstein, ).…”

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An appraisal of the trustworthiness of practice guidelines for depression and anxiety in children and youth

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Trustworthy PGs are available to support clinical decisions about depression and anxiety in children and youth, but are few in number. Many existing PGs (up to 80%) may not be clinically valid. Clinicians who implement the high-quality PGs identified here can increase the number of children and youth who receive effective interventions for depression and anxiety, minimize harm, and avoid wasted resources. Clinicians, service planners, youth, and their families should encourage PG developers to increase the pool of high-quality PGs using internationally recognized PG development standards.

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confidence: 99%