Protocol for the development of the WHO package of ear and hearing care interventions

The development of the PEHCI comprises four phases. The first is to select priority EHC conditions through literature reviews and consultation with experts. The second is to identify evidence-based EHC interventions corresponding to those conditions, by reviewing high-quality clinical practice guidelines and systematic reviews. The third is expert agreement on interventions and their service delivery platforms, and to create descriptions for resource requirements for each intervention. The fourth is peer review. The project will be led by the WHO EHC Programme and will be supported by relevant stakeholders throughout the development process, including experts in EHC research and practice.

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BMJ Public Health
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjph-2025-002852
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Clinical practice guidelines implementation
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Protocol for the development of the WHO package of ear and hearing care interventions

Lauren K. Dillard, Shelly Chadha, Carolina Der, Pallavi Mishra
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BMJ Public Health
Clinical practice guidelines implementation
3.76
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Protocol for the development of the WHO package of ear and hearing care interventions

Lauren K. Dillard, Shelly Chadha, Carolina Der, Pallavi Mishra
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Abstract

The development of the PEHCI comprises four phases. The first is to select priority EHC conditions through literature reviews and consultation with experts. The second is to identify evidence-based EHC interventions corresponding to those conditions, by reviewing high-quality clinical practice guidelines and systematic reviews. The third is expert agreement on interventions and their service delivery platforms, and to create descriptions for resource requirements for each intervention. The fourth is peer review. The project will be led by the WHO EHC Programme and will be supported by relevant stakeholders throughout the development process, including experts in EHC research and practice.

BMJ Public HealthVol. 3(1)
Medical University of South Carolina (US), World Health Organization (CH)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Clinical practice guidelines implementation
3.76
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