A Review of the Quality of Extant Clinical Practice Guidelines in Cancer Therapy-Induced Mucositis

AuthorShahin Salarvanden
AuthorSimin Hematien
AuthorPayman Adibien
AuthorFariba Taleghanien
OrcidShahin Salarvand [0000-0002-3326-1624]en
OrcidPayman Adibi [0000-0003-3247-4828]en
OrcidFariba Taleghani [0000-0002-8266-4948]en
Issued Date2017-10-31en
AbstractContext: Oral mucositis is a common complication in patients with cancer therapy. Oral and dental care should be considered as a vital component of caring before, during and after chemotherapy. This study aimed to assess the methodological quality of existing CPGs about cancer therapy-induced mucositis. Evidence Acquisition: We conducted a review of extant CPGs for the management of mucositis. After screening the guidelines based on inclusion and exclusion criteria, three CPGs were selected and assessed by 5 appraisers by using AGREE II instrument. Results: Assessed CPGs gained the highest scores in the clarity of the presentation domain. Scope, purpose (median score, 63.3%), and stakeholder involvement (median score, 54.4%) were found respectively and the lowest scores were in editorial independence domain. The scores in applicability (median score, 30%), rigor of development (median score, 28.8%), and editorial independence (median score, 26.7%) domains were unfavorable. Also, every appraiser scored the overall quality of CPGs. Conclusions: Quality of mucositis CPGs needs to be improved. In other words, designing high-quality CPGs in this area is necessary.en
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.5812/ijcm.11553en
KeywordMucositisen
KeywordAGREE II Instrumenten
KeywordClinical Practice Guidelinesen
PublisherBrieflandsen
TitleA Review of the Quality of Extant Clinical Practice Guidelines in Cancer Therapy-Induced Mucositisen
TypeSystematic Reviewen

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