Rapid and Living Guidance for COVID-19.

Ann Intern Med

Danish Health Authority Copenhagen, Denmark.

Published: August 2021

In their article, Qaseem and colleagues reported how the American College of Physicians responded to the urgent need for guidance during the COVID-19 pandemic by producing living, rapid practice points. The editorialists discuss the challenges of developing high-quality, up-to-date evidence-based recommendations and how rapid and living reviews and guidelines are important additions to the tools we have available to translate research evidence into improved health outcomes.

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