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CARE guidelines developing clinical case reporting recommendations – Pubrica

<br>The case report guidelines were developed using a three-phase consensus process that included (1) literature research and interviews before the conference to produce items for the reporting criteria, (2) a face-to-face meeting to draught reporting guidelines and (3) post-meeting feedback, review, and pilot testing, followed by finalization of the case report guidelines.<br><br>Learn More : https://bit.ly/3HEzHbs<br>Reference: https://pubrica.com/services/research-services/case-report-writing/<br>

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CARE guidelines developing clinical case reporting recommendations – Pubrica

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  1. TheCAREguidelines: developing clinical case reportingrecommendations basedonconsensus AnAcademicpresentationby Dr.Nancy Agnes,Head,TechnicalOperations,Pubrica Group: www.pubrica.com Email:sales@pubrica.com

  2. TODAY'SDISCUSSION Outline Inbrief Introduction Consensusprocess Limitations Conclusion AboutPubrica References

  3. INBRIEF Acasereportisanarrativethatexplainsamedical condition that one or more patients have experienced for medical,scientific,oreducationalobjectives. Case Report Writing Serviceswrittenwithoutguidance from reporting standards are insufficiently rigorous to guide clinicalpracticeorinformclinicalstudydesign. Contd...

  4. Thecase reportguidelinesweredevelopedusinga three-phaseconsensusprocessthat included.literature research and interviews before the conferencetoproduceitemsforthereportingcriteria Aface-to-facemeetingtodraughtreporting guidelines.post-meetingfeedback,review,andpilot testing,followedbyfinalizationofthecasereport guidelines.

  5. INTRODUCTION Clinicalobservationsareoftengatheredinhealthcare deliverysettingsandarepresentedincasereports. Theyhavehelpedidentify effects, recognizing new negativeandpositiveside diseases,oddversionsof customaryconditions,andofferingraredisorders. Case studies, for example, helped us comprehend the link betweenthalidomideand congenitalmalformations and theuseofpropranololfor thetreatmentofinfant hemangiomas. Contd...

  6. Case reports can help clinicians develop ideas for future clinicalinvestigations,assessglobalconvergencesof systems-orientedmethods,andpersonalizeand individualizetherapiesinclinicalpractice. Inaddition,casereportsprovidea structurefor case- basedlearninginhealthcareeducationandmaymake cross-culturalcomparisonsofhealthcareeducationand MedicalCaseStudyReportWriting. Randomized controlled trials(Consolidated Standards of ReportingTrials,orCONSORT).

  7. Observationalstudies(StrengtheningtheReportingofObservationalStudiesin Epidemiology, orSTROBE), and systematic reviews and meta-analyses also have reportingcriteria. (PreferredReportingItemsforSystematicReviewsandMeta-Analyses,orPRISMA). Accordingtoempiricaldata,theadoptionoftheCONSORTdeclarationasa guidance to writers by a journal has been linked to an increase inthe completeness ofpublishedrandomizedtrials.

  8. Although rulesfor writing adverse-event Case StudyReportshave been published, there are no universal reporting requirements for case reports. Our main goal was to use a consensus- basedmethodtosetreportingrequirementsforcasereports.

  9. CONSENSUSPROCESS PHASE1: Theauthorsandthesteeringcommitteeexamined the literature for articles about the role of case reports, publication recommendations,andsurveysonreportingquality. Participants were asked what information was necessary to be includedincase-reportingcriteria.

  10. Whytheymadetheirproposals,andforreferencesthat supportedtheirargumentduringthetelephone conversation. Thesuggestionsbasedontheliterature review and interviews and their reasoning, references, and operational definitionsareorganizedbytheme.

  11. PHASE2: Clarifications, views, reasons, operational new ideas were all given definitions,and throughout the open debate of each prospective item. The committee had decided on a set of preliminary CaseReportWritingHelpsuggestionsatthe secondday'sconclusion.

  12. PHASE3: The steering committee modified the original checklist beforesendingittotheentiregroupfor two assessmentrounds(Phase1 and2participants). Thecommentsfromthe wholeCAREgroupwas integratedintotheapprovedreportingrequirements. Itistheresponsibilityofthereportingstandards creators to establish a distribution and implementation strategythatencouragestheuseoftheguidelines. Therearenumerouscomponentstoourefforts.

  13. The CARE standards will be presented at conferences and seminarsworldwide, includingthePeerReviewandBiomedicalPublicationCongressinChicago. TheCARE guidelinesarepresentlybeingpilottested, and preliminaryfindings showthattheyareeffectiveasdesigned.Extensionstotheguidelinesfor specializationsareinthemechanisms. TheCAREguidelinesandaccompanyingmaterialswillbeavailableinseveral languagesona dedicated website.

  14. LIMITATIONS Medicaljournalsfrequentlyrequireauthors to address three problems, which are not included in our guidelines. (a) potential competing interests, (b) de-identification of patient-related data, and (c) ethics committee or InstitutionalReviewBoard(IRB)permission.

  15. CONCLUSION ClinicalCaseStudyReportWritinghasrelevance, especiallywiththe risingemphasis on customized care, as seen by the increase of case reports in an era where clinical trials and systematic reviews dominate thetablesofcontentofmedicaljournals. Unlikerandomized controlled trials,case reportsare individual accounts about the care of specific patients withasamplesizeofone.

  16. Theymaybeexaminedafterbeingconsistentlygatheredandintegratedintomoreenormous databases,allowingfortheearlydetectionof efficacyandhazards.

  17. ABOUTPUBRICA Pubrica has workedas a medical writerforseveral years. Clinical Research, Pharmacology, Public Health, RegulatoryWriting,ClinicalReportForms(Crf), Biostatistics, Psychology, LifeScience,Dentistry, Radiology,Dermatology,Diabetology,Gynecology, Cardiology. Biochemistry,Forensics,Surgery,Neurology,Psychiatry, Genomics, Nutraceutical, Medical Device, Pharmaceutical, FmcgCompanies,Hospitals, Universities,Pubrica'steamofmedicalprofessionals providesuniquemedicalwriting.

  18. REFERENCES RileyD:Casereports Global Adv Health inthe Med. era of clinical trials. 10-11. 2013,2(2): 10.7453/gahmj.2013.012. Gagnier, J.J., Kienle, G., Altman, D.G. et al. The CARE guidelines:consensus-basedclinicalcasereporting guidelinedevelopment.J MedCase Reports7,223 (2013).https://doi.org/10.1186/1752-1947-7-223.

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