Why? Because they provide physicians and the healthcare systems they work in with:

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• Evidence: High-quality guidelines rigorously evaluate and grade evidence, they help practitioners stay up to date with evolving research that would otherwise be nearly impossible to individually evaluate in full.

• Risk Reduction: They limit unwarranted variability (which is a well-documented cause of suboptimal outcomes and inefficiency). Standardisation through guidelines means that individual bias or outdated habits are minimised.

• Protection: Following established guidelines offers medicolegal reassurance by demonstrating adherence to recognised standards of care.

• Safety: Robust guidelines address not only what to do but often what not to do, prompting safer choices and reducing unnecessary or harmful interventions.

• Value for Money: In cost-constrained systems, guidelines help channel limited resources toward interventions proven to deliver benefit.


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Given their influence and importance, why do CRMs and KOL Mapping systems not feature guidelines, or home in on the people who draft them?

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