Therapeutic Guidelines provide clear and concise, independent and evidence-based recommendations about patient management that have been developed by Australias leading experts.
These experts, with their many years of clinical experience, work with skilled medical editors to sift and sort through research data, systematic reviews, local protocols and other sources of information, to ensure that the clear and practical recommendations that are developed are based on the best available evidence. Click here to read a description of the process used to develop the content.
For inexperienced prescribers, the guidelines recommendations form an acceptable basis for the management of patients. For experienced prescribers, the Guideline recommendations provide a valuable ‘second opinion’ against which they can compare their own prescribing.
Independence
Therapeutic Guidelines Limited does not accept any advertising or receive any outside funding. Revenue from the sale of Therapeutic Guidelines completely finances their production.
Reliability
Therapeutic Guidelines are the result of teamwork. All expert writing groups consist of 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. The texts represent the essence of current available evidence, interpreted by some of Australias most eminent and respected experts.
Relevance
With patients problems as the guiding principle, Therapeutic Guidelines bring together clinically relevant information, putting it in perspective and in context.
Comprehensiveness
The Guidelines cover all common disorders seen in general practice.
Convenience
Our user-friendly products are the result of more than 25 years experience in publishing; they have been designed in collaboration with specialised graphic designers and shaped by outcomes from useability research. For each publication we ensure that:
* content is formatted for optimum readability and ease of use
* the needs of different groups of users are met by making Therapeutic Guidelines available in different forms, including books, electronic versions for desktop computers (PC and Macintosh) and handheld computers.
Currency
All topics are regularly updated in iterative cycles.
Credibility
Therapeutic Guidelines are endorsed by The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, The Royal Australasian College of Physicians, National Prescribing Service, Royal College of Nursing Australia, The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia, and International Society of Drug Bulletins, as well as other specialty societies. Click here to see a full list of endorsing bodies.
All Guidelines are published in both print and electronic
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