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BACKGROUND: Clinical practice guidelines are tools that have been able to streamline decisions made in health issues and to decrease the gap between clinical action and scientific evidence. OBJECTIVE: The objective of the study is to share the experience in the development and to update the guidelines by the National Health System of Mexico. MATERIAL AND METHODS: The methodology in the development of the guidelines consists of 5 phases: prioritisation, establishment of work groups, development by adoption of international guidelines of de novo, validation and integration in the Master catalogue of clinical practice guidelines for its dissemination. RESULTS: The Master catalogue of clinical practice guidelines contains 664 guidelines, distributed in 42% Internal Medicine, 22% Surgery, 24% Pediatrics and 12% Gynecology. From the total of guidelines coverage is granted at an 85% of the Universal catalogue of health services, an 84% of the Catastrophic expenses protection fund and a 61% of the XXI Century Medical Insurance of the National Commission of Social Protection in Health. DISCUSSION: The result is the sum of a great effort of coordination and cooperation between the institutions of the National Health System, political wills and a commitment of 3,477 health professionals that participate in guidelines' development and update. CONCLUSION: Master catalogue guidelines' integration, diffusion and implantation improve quality of attention and security of the users of the National Health System.
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Delivery of Health Care , Practice Guidelines as Topic , Humans , Mexico , Practice Guidelines as Topic/standardsABSTRACT
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