Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPGs) are created by health organizations (e.g. Emergency Nurses Association, National Comprehensive Cancer Network) and focus on a specific topic (e.g., a disease, condition, or treatment). They are based on an established methodology that considers the best evidence to assist practitioners in making healthcare decisions.
If you are a member of an association such as AANP, you may be able to access members-only practice tools like clinical practice guidelines.
CINAHL (EBSCO) provides access to full-text CPGs.
To find articles that discuss CPGs, conduct a keyword search in ProQuest Central or CINAHL and use the limiters to narrow further.
(CPGs OR "clinical practice guidelines")
AND (UTI OR "urinary tract infections")
Here are a few agencies providing open-access CPGs.
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