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1. Prescription-based cost analysis of medicines for cardiovascular risk factors at Indian Council of Medical Research-Rational Use of Medicine Centre Hospitals of India

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Chugh, Preeta Kaur, primary, Gupta, Pooja, additional, Wasan, Himika, additional, Tripathi, C. D., additional, Chandy, Sujith J., additional, Ranjalkar, Jaya, additional, Bright, Heber Rew, additional, Badyal, Dinesh Kumar, additional, Samuel, Madhulika Peter, additional, Jhaj, Ratinder, additional, Banerjee, Aditya, additional, Joshi, Rupa, additional, Medhi, Bikash, additional, Prakash, Ajay, additional, Kamat, Sandhya, additional, Tripathi, Raakhi, additional, Shetty, Yashashri, additional, Parmar, Urwashi, additional, Dikshit, Harihar, additional, Mishra, Hitesh, additional, Roy, Sukalyan Saha, additional, Kumar, Rajiv, additional, Chatterjee, Suparna, additional, Bhattacharya, Manjari, additional, Samanta, Kalyan, additional, Trivedi, Niyati, additional, Shah, Prashant, additional, Chauhan, Janki, additional, Ramasamy, Raveendran, additional, Mathaiyan, Jayanthi, additional, Gauthaman, Jeevitha, additional, Kaushal, Sandeep, additional, Jain, Samriti, additional, Arora, Shalini, additional, Gupta, Kanchan, additional, Cherian, Jerin Jose, additional, Chatterjee, Nabendu Sekhar, additional, and Kshirsagar, Nilima Arun, additional

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2024
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2. Evaluation of prescriptions from tertiary care hospitals across India for deviations from treatment guidelines & their potential consequences

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Shetty, Yashashri, primary, Kamat, Sandhya, additional, Tripathi, Raakhi, additional, Parmar, Urwashi, additional, Jhaj, Ratinder, additional, Banerjee, Aditya, additional, Balakrishnan, Sadasivam, additional, Trivedi, Niyati, additional, Chauhan, Janki, additional, Chugh, PreetaKaur, additional, Tripathi, CD, additional, Badyal, DineshKumar, additional, Solomon, Lydia, additional, Kaushal, Sandeep, additional, Gupta, Kanchan, additional, Jayanthi, M, additional, Jeevitha, G, additional, Chatterjee, Suparna, additional, Samanta, Kalyan, additional, Desai, Chetna, additional, Shah, Samidh, additional, Medhi, Bikash, additional, Joshi, Rupa, additional, Prakash, Ajay, additional, Gupta, Pooja, additional, Roy, Atanu, additional, Chandy, Sujith, additional, Ranjalkar, Jaya, additional, Bright, HeberRew, additional, Dikshit, Harihar, additional, Mishra, Hitesh, additional, Roy, SukalyanSaha, additional, and Kshirsagar, Nilima, additional

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2024
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6. Authors' response.

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Shetty Y, Kamat S, Tripathi R, Parmar U, Jhaj R, Banerjee A, Balakrishnan S, Trivedi N, Chauhan J, Chugh PK, Tripathi CD, Badyal DK, Solomon L, Kaushal S, Gupta K, Jayanthi M, Jeevitha G, Chatterjee S, Samanta K, Desai C, Shah S, Medhi B, Joshi R, Prakash A, Gupta P, Roy A, Chandy S, Ranjalkar J, Bright HR, Dikshit H, Mishra H, Roy SS, and Kshirsagar N

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2024
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7. A systematic review of standard treatment guidelines in India.

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Koli PG, Kshirsagar NA, Shetty YC, Mehta D, Mittal Y, and Parmar U

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Humans, India epidemiology, World Health Organization, Guidelines as Topic, Reference Standards
Abstract

Background & Objectives: Standard treatment guidelines (STGs) are the cornerstone to therapeutics. Multiple agencies in India develop STGs. This systematic review was conducted to find out STGs available in India, evaluate if these were as per World Health Organization (WHO) recommendations for STGs and compare these with National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines. Information on legal authority and responsibility for formulating STGs was also sought., Methods: PRISMA guidelines were followed. Publications from PubMed and Google Scholar were searched for STGs using terms 'Standard Treatment Guidelines AND India'. Data from STGs were compiled in excel as per the WHO and authors' criteria for STGs and compared with NICE guidelines., Results: PubMed and Google Scholar search provided 56 publications (out of 1695 search results) mentioning 27 STGs. Google search and replies from authors led us 36 STGs, totalling to 63 STGs. No STG mentioned any specific period of revision, eight STGs were not evidence-based, 55 had some Indian references, 48 STGs were for single disease and the remaining multi-disease, three STGs did not include diagnostic criteria, 16 STGs did not give prescribing information of recommended treatment and 16 STGs provide no referral criteria for patients. Fifty five STGs did not mention level of health care. While NICE is a single legal authority in England and guidelines are as per WHO recommendations for STGs, in India although Acts and rules do not vest authority, National Health Systems Resource Center is generally designated responsible for STGs., Interpretation & Conclusions: In India, although there are multiple STGs developed by various authorities and professionals for the same conditions, these fulfil WHO recommendations only partially. Authority with statutory duty collaborating with professional organizations, a standard methodology for adopting international guidelines, Indian data for evidence base, attention to local needs will help in developing better STGs and their acceptance., Competing Interests: None

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2019
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