Therapeutic Guidelines · ABN 45 074 766 224 Management Guidelines Developmental Disability July...
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Therapeutic Guidelines Independent Therapeutic Guidelines Limited is a not-for-profit organisation that prepares, publishes and distributes nationally based prescribing guidelines. It does not accept any advertising or receive any outside funding. Revenue from the sale of Therapeutic Guidelines completely finances their production. Reliable Therapeutic Guidelines are the result of teamwork. Expert writing groups comprise specialist doctors, general practitioners, pharmacists, nurses and health professionals who are involved in clinical practice. The editorial process includes wide-ranging literature searches, rigorous quality control procedures, extensive peer review, and input from a broad network of general practitioners and other users. Relevant With patients’ problems as the guiding principle, Therapeutic Guidelines bring together clinically relevant information and put it into context. Respected For over thirty-five years, Therapeutic Guidelines have provided comprehensive, disease-based recommendations for therapy. Therapeutic Guidelines are written principally for prescribers, providing them with clear, practical and up-to-date therapeutic information and recommendations for patient management at the point of care. For more information, visit: www.tg.org.au Therapeutic Guidelines provide clear and concise, independent and evidence-based recommendations for patient management, developed by some of Australia’s leading experts. These experts, with many years of clinical experience, work with skilled medical editors to evaluate research data, systematic reviews, local protocols and other sources of information, to ensure that clear and practical recommendations are developed based on the best available evidence.
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Therapeutic Guidelines
IndependentTherapeutic Guidelines Limited is a not-for-profit organisation that prepares, publishes and distributes nationally based prescribing guidelines. It does not accept any advertising or receive any outside funding. Revenue from the sale of Therapeutic Guidelines completely finances their production.
ReliableTherapeutic Guidelines are the result of teamwork. Expert writing groups comprise specialist doctors, general practitioners, pharmacists, nurses and health professionals who are involved in clinical practice. The editorial process includes wide-ranging literature searches, rigorous quality control procedures, extensive peer review, and input from a broad network of general practitioners and other users.
RelevantWith patients’ problems as the guiding principle, Therapeutic Guidelines bring together clinically relevant information and put it into context.
RespectedFor over thirty-five years, Therapeutic Guidelines have provided comprehensive, disease-based recommendations for therapy.
Therapeutic Guidelines are written principally for prescribers, providing them with clear, practical and up-to-date therapeutic information and recommendations for patient management at the point of care.
For more information, visit: www.tg.org.au
Therapeutic Guidelines provide clear and concise, independent and evidence-based recommendations for patient management, developed by some of Australia’s leading experts. These experts, with many years of clinical experience, work with skilled medical editors to evaluate research data, systematic reviews, local protocols and other sources of information, to ensure that clear and practical recommendations are developed based on the best available evidence.
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ABN 45 074 766 224
Management Guidelines
Developmental Disability
July 2016
