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ASCO Clinical Practice Guidelines: Frequently Asked Questions

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ASCO began its guidelines program in 1993. Since then, ASCO has published a total of 19 guidelines and technology assessments (see sidebar "Current Guidelines and Technology Assessments"); another 14 are in progress (see sidebar "Guidelines and Technology Assessments in Development"). The impetus for guideline development by ASCO is straightforward: Guidelines are intended to improve the quality of cancer care by helping oncologists make choices about treatment, prevention, supportive care, or follow-up in line with the best available evidence from oncology research. This article offers answers to a range of frequently asked questions about ASCO guidelines.

	How Does ASCO Choose Its Guideline Topics?

 
ASCO members choose guideline topics. . . . [Click for More]

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