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Developing Clinical Guidelines.

Prioritizing topics Guidelines can be developed for awide range ofsubjects. Clinical areas can be concerned with conditions (abnormal uterine bleeding, coronary artery disease) or procedures (hysterectomy, coronary artery bypass surgery). Given the large number of potential areas, some priority setting is needed to select an area for guideline development. Potential areas can emerge from an assessment of the major causes of morbidity and mortality for a given population, uncertainty about the appropriateness of health care processes or evidence that they are effective in improving patient outcomes, or the need to conserve resources in providing care.