The full practice guidelines: (i) transparency mortality.13,14 We conducted a systematic search records and details of the grey in guideline development processes review of existing guidelines for the literature and manual searches are avail- and funding; (ii) disclosure, manage- management of depression in adults able in the data repository.17 ment and divestment of conflicts of with major depres [...] We compared guidelines from low-, Inclusion and exclusion criteria balanced composition of development middle- and high-income countries to We included national and international group; (iv) recommendations based characterize disparities in the develop- guidelines for the management of de- on a systematic review; (v) rating of ment and implementation of guidelines pression in adults (aged approxim [...] After screening the titles and One guideline was developed for the ferences in access to quality health abstracts of non-duplicate records, we treatment of mood disorders, four for care predict disparities in the quality of reviewed the full texts of 312 records for psychiatric disorders, one for psychi- guideline development processes ob- eligibility (Fig. [...] Only 19 (20%) and 13 (14%) of The majority of guidelines included rec- middle-income countries,21 met all guidelines targeted policy-makers and ommendations for screening, measuring but one Institute of Medicine-defined payers (companies or organizations that or treating cardiovascular and metabolic standard (systematic review of cost–ef- finance the provision of health services), comorbidities (5 [...] The ma- tiveness of different interventions for and managed in a higher proportion jority of these guidelines recommended primary prevention or cited limitations of guidelines from high-income (36 the use of the two-item Patient Health of current evidence.
Authors
Lee, Yena,
Brietzke, Elisa,
Cao, Bing,
Chen, Yan,
Linnaranta, Outi,
Mansur, Rodrigo B,
Cortes, Paulina,
Kösters, Markus,
Majeed, Amna,
Tamura, Jocelyn K,
Lui, Leanna M W,
Vinberg, Maj,
Keinänen, Jaakko,
Kisely, Steve,
Naveed, Sadiq,
Barbui, Corrado,
Parker, Gary,
Owolabi, Mayowa,
Nishi, Daisuke,
Lee, JungGoo,
Srisurapanont, Manit,
Gill, Hartej,
Guo, Lan,
Balanzá-Martínez, Vicent,
Partonen, Timo,
Nolen, Willem A,
Lee, Jae-Hon,
Kim, Ji Hwan,
Chavannes, Niels H,
Ewais, Tatjana,
Atienza-Carbonell, Beatriz,
Silven, Anna V,
Yasuma, Naonori,
Gil, Artyom,
Novikov, Andrey,
Lacey, Cameron,
Versluis, Anke,
von Malortie, Sofia,
Chan, Lai Fong,
Waqas, Ahmed,
Purgato, Marianna,
Aardoom, Jiska Joëlle,
Ly-Uson, Josefina T,
Sim, Kang,
Tuineag, Maria,
van der Kleij, Rianne M J J,
van Luenen, Sanne,
Suttajit, Sirijit,
Hajek, Tomas,
Lee, Yu Wei,
Porter, Richard J,
Alsuwaidan, Mohammad,
Rosenblat, Joshua D,
Ravindran, Arun V,
Lam, Raymond W,
McIntyre, Roger S,
on behalf of the Global Alliance for Chronic Diseases (GACD) Mental Health Guidelines Working Group
- DOI
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http://dx.doi.org/10.2471/BLT.20.251405
- ISSN
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0042-9686
- Issued Online
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2020-08-27
- PMC
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PMC7652558
- Published in
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Switzerland
- Rights URI
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http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/legalcode
- pubmed
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33177758
