Guidelines emphasize a unified methodology and literature review process for clinical practice, indicating improvements in accessibility and implementation.
The International Society for Pediatric and Adolescent Diabetes (ISPAD) has updated its Clinical Practice Consensus Guidelines regularly since 1995. This paper outlines the methodological framework applied to the 2024 and forthcoming 2026 editions, emphasizing a streamlined chapter structure, a standardized literature review process using Covidence, and a unified approach to development and evaluation based on the AGREE II instrument. The updated methodology also incorporates enhanced visual presentation of recommendations to support clarity, accessibility, and implementation in clinical practice.
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