2018PubMedOpen access

Choosing guidelines to use in your practice.

James Arthur Dickinson, Neil R. Bell, Roland M Grad, Harminder Singh, Stéphane Groulx, Olga Szafran

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In family medicine, time is of the essence. Family physicians must make decisions quickly, while still retaining a scientific approach and communicating with our patients to reach mutually agreeable solutions. For much of our work, we use a standard set of approaches—a “mindline” that enables

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In family medicine, time is of the essence. Family physicians must make decisions quickly, while still retaining a scientific approach and communicating with our patients to reach mutually agreeable solutions. For much of our work, we use a standard set of approaches—a “mindline” that enables

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In family medicine, time is of the essence. Family physicians must make decisions quickly, while still retaining a scientific approach and communicating with our patients to reach mutually agreeable solutions. For much of our work, we use a standard set of approaches—a “mindline” that enables

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