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Tool / guidance22 July 2022

Guideline walkthrough

This infographic explains the process of creating local practice guidelines.
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Guideline walkthrough

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This infographic explains the process for creating local practice guidelines step by step. Find out what to do at each stage of the development process, from deciding on your subject, through to drafting, implementing and review.

This document was updated in July 2022.

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