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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOU)

2. Constitution of a guideline or position statement Guidelines and position statements appear similar. It is not possible to define any robust differences between them, but it may be helpful to consider broadly what is accepted by the terms: In general, guidelines are algorithmic in approach, directive in advice and address the usual, evidence-based or accepted approach to a clinical condition. There are a variety of published ‘guidelines on guidelines’ which may be adopted. Guidelines are often used by prescribing committees and national committees to establish or limit practice.