Celebrating 20 years of Guidelines International Network
chaired by Günter Ollenschläger with Catherine Marshall as Vice Chair
(Website development, Grading harmonization, Research registry)
AGREE instrument published
(WMA)
(UEMS)
AWMF introduces mandatory registration of guidelines on its register
(ART)
to HTAi 2006 in Australia
Workshop on Guideline Development in Budapest
EU funds CoCanCPG (Coordination of Cancer Clinical Practice Guidelines in Europe)
the Health on the Net Foundation’s HON accreditation
Patient and Public Involvement, and Disease Management
BMJ publishes series on GRADE
AGREE II launched
NHMRC launches guideline registry
DECIDE project launched
Publication of IoM. Clinical Practice Guidelines We Can Trust
individual Trustee term increased from 1 to 2 years
Elaine Harrow appointed as Executive Officer
Launch of Global Practice Guidelines Register Platform
entered into a partnership to jointly evolve a guideline development checklist
– Asia, Arab & Iberoamerican
‘Individualised Guidelines and Clinical Performance Measurement in an Era of Personalised Medicine’
AGREE reporting checklist published http://www.bmj.com/content/352/bmj.i1152
the International Society for Evidence-based Health Care and the Joanna Briggs Institute to present the first ever Global Evidence Summit in Cape Town
RIGHT statement published Right – Home (right-statement.org)
to facilitate closer working relationships between systematic reviewers and guideline developers
‘Why we do what we do; the purpose and impact of guidelines’
on evidence-based Nordic guidelines: NORDIC INNOVATION PROJECT
Closure of National Guidelines Clearinghouse at AHRQ
ECRI Guidelines Trust established to provide an online repository of CPGs following demise of NGCH
undertook GIN library & registry review
Trustworthy Evidence for Questions That Matter, The value of guidelines in 21st century healthcare
Level 1 launched September 2020
Covid 19 pandemic declared
marathon for the guideline community held online, with almost 1000 attendees
web-based toolkit built and launched
Theme: Future Forward: Relevant, implementable and sustainable guidelines
Ongoing Covid-19 pandemic
Guidelines in Medical Education Traditional Medicine
GIN’s first fully hybrid conference, planned and managed to be both accessible and sustainable.
Final level to train and certify the trainers Launched at the GIN conference as an in-person course
Clinical and Public Health Guidelines Officially launched at the GIN2023 conference
The WHO declared the end of the Covid-19 pandemic as a global health emergency (5 May 2023)