Abstract
BackgroundHealthcare received by Europe’s citizens should be based on the best scientific evidence and with involvement of patient and public. Greater emphasis on scientific evidence for a health intervention must...
Highlights
Healthcare received by Europe’s citizens should be based on the best scientific evidence and with involvement of patient and public
We conducted a survey in order to assess resources, knowledge and attitudinal barriers of physicians working in Specialised Care towards the Clinical Practice Guidelines
The application of the recommendations in the clinical practice guidelines (CPG) is considered to be easy by 61.2% of participants, while 28.2% considered this procedure to be difficult
Summary
Healthcare received by Europe’s citizens should be based on the best scientific evidence and with involvement of patient and public. Greater emphasis on scientific evidence for a health intervention must be thoroughly analysed, health technology assessment (HTA) must become a cornerstone of healthcare. We have discussed these issues with different interdisciplinary groups and published two strategic papers in 2011 and 2012. Organise meetings between HTA/EBM leaders and policy-makers and health administrators on the European, national, regional and local level Establish at national level Healthcare Knowledge Centres for improved access to and transfer of unbiased information on patient-oriented research Set up research networks and ensure collaborative research between primary and secondary care Develop incentive systems for using and implementing evidence-based practice, guidelines and policy at medical care level through national European guidelines or even regulations and the relevant stakeholders. MINDS has been disseminating evidencebased clinical practice guidelines (CPG) as guideline clearinghouse in Japan
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