Nie Hongting, Zhang Yiming, Deng Jie, et al. Quality Evaluation of Treatment Guidelines for Pediatric Epilepsy Based on Appraisal of Guidelines for. [J]. 29(7):1-7(2023)
DOI:
Nie Hongting, Zhang Yiming, Deng Jie, et al. Quality Evaluation of Treatment Guidelines for Pediatric Epilepsy Based on Appraisal of Guidelines for. [J]. 29(7):1-7(2023) DOI: 10. 13407/ j. cnki. jpp. 1672-108X. 2023. 07. 001.
Quality Evaluation of Treatment Guidelines for Pediatric Epilepsy Based on Appraisal of Guidelines for
Objective: To probe into the current status and quality evaluation of the treatment guidelines for pediatric epilepsy at homeand abroad
so as to provide reference for optimizing clinical guidelines. Methods: PubMed
MedLine
EMBase
CNKI
Wanfang and other databases were retrieved to collect treatment guidelines of pediatric epilepsy. Methodological quality of guidelines was evaluated according to the appraisal of guidelines for research and evaluation Ⅱ (AGREEⅡ). The evaluation system included scope and purpose
stakeholders’ involvement
rigor of development
clarity of presentation
applicability and independence. The main recommended contents were compared and analyzed. Results: Most guidelines referred to first-line and second-line medications and add-on treatments for different epilepsy types and pediatric epilepsy syndromes. The guidelines of the American Epilepsy Society
National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence
Scottish Interuniversity Guideline Network
International League Against Epilepsy
and American Academy of Neurology were of high quality and strongly recommended. Conclusion: The quality of included guidelines is relatively high
yet further optimization is needed.
关键词
儿童癫痫AGREEⅡ指南质量评价
Keywords
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