Welcome to G-I-N — Guidelines International Network

Welcome

Welcome to the Guidelines International Network. We hope you find our website easy to navigate, as well as informative. The website facilitates communication, engagement and collaboration with and amongst our members.

The website is here for you, so please use it and give us feedback – we want to hear of ways to make it even better for you. Members should always login, as there is lots of information just for you! Please take a look at the Project/Collaboration board where new projects and working groups will seek volunteers, as well as the areas for all of the working groups and regional communities along with their discussion boards.

What we do

Our mission is to lead, strengthen and support collaboration in guideline development, adaptation and implementation. As a major player on the global healthcare quality stage, GIN facilitates networking, promotes excellence and helps our members create high quality clinical practice guidelines that foster safe and effective patient care.

Our networking role is enhanced through annual conferences, region-specific communities and topic-specific working groups in which participants exchange knowledge and improve methodology. We welcome your participation in our vibrant community and are delighted to share, through this web portal, a wide variety of support tools and publications to enhance guideline development and knowledge transfer.

Join us!

Join the GIN community:

to share expertise in guideline development, implementation and research
to have access to leading experts in guidelines
to connect with others to share new and innovative methods
to join Working Groups in your field of interest
to gain access to the extensive library for guidelines and resources
to access training opportunities
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How can I join? Online application

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Guideline Library

The International Guideline Library offers links to organisational members' guidelines, as well as a registry of guidelines in development. Non-members are encouraged to add their guidelines in development to the registry and may add their guidelines to the library for a fee. Please contact library@g-i-n.net for further information.

New Documents

Dec 15, 2020 Guideline

Guía de Práctica Clínica sobre el diagnóstico y el tratamiento del traumatismo torácico cerrado no grave

Status: Published
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Dec 11, 2020 Guideline

AAOS/ASSH Management of Distal Radius Fractures Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guideline

Status: Published
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Oct 06, 2020 Guideline

American Society of Hematology 2020 guidelines for management of venous thromboembolism: treatment of deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism

Status: Published
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Latest News

Feb 16, 2021

Najoua Mlika-Cabanne award

Thank you for all the excellent nominations we have received for the 9th annual Najoua Mlika-Cabanne award. Nominations are now closed. If you would like any further information on this award please contact alice@g-i-n.net.

New Event - Registration Now Open!

Guidelines International Network– North America and The New York Academy of Medicine -Section on Evidence Based Healthcare - Present E-GAPPS IV: COVID-19 and the Challenge to Guidance: A Virtual Conference and Open Space Meeting. The event will take place on 23rd & 24th March 2021.

Full details and registration information can be found here: https://g-i-n.net/conference-events/covid-19-and-the-challenge-to-guidance

Guidelines Library

GIN’s library and registry of guidelines in development showcases guidelines from organisations across the globe. Available for all at https://guidelines.ebmportal.com/

Calling all GIN members

Have you signed up to GIN Connect yet - the place to find out what is going on in GIN, connect with the people in the network, call for collaboration or simply just share your news? Contact the GIN team for any help.

102	Organisations
116	Individual Members
32	Countries

102	Organisations
116	Individual Members
32	Countries