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Clinical Guidelines

Guidelines relevant to Emergency & Critical Care, summarised with their native methodological grading, practice-changing updates, and cross-society comparisons.

9 guidelines indexed

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  1. 2025
    ACEP

    ACEP launches 2025 clinical policy for Endotracheal Intubation in the Emergency Department

    The new guideline prioritizes physiologic optimization, recommending noninvasive ventilation for preoxygenation and specific induction agents to mitigate hypotension during emergency intubations.

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  2. 2025
    LANCETP

    LANCETP launches 2025 guideline for Algorithmic Treatment of Schizophrenia

    New international guidelines emphasize proactive metabolic health management from treatment initiation and earlier consideration of clozapine for treatment resistance.

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  3. 2025
    EUSEM

    EUSEM launches 2025 guideline for Acute Pain Management in Emergency Situations

    This updated guideline fundamentally shifts acute pain management in emergency settings towards multimodal, non-opioid first-line therapies and emphasizes opioid stewardship.

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  4. 2025
    ERC + co-issuers

    ERC and ESICM launch 2025 guideline for Post-Resuscitation Care

    New guidelines emphasize comprehensive diagnostic imaging, refined temperature control, and a multimodal approach to neurological prognostication after cardiac arrest.

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  5. 2024
    CANMAT

    CANMAT launches 2024 guideline for Major Depressive Disorder Management

    The updated CANMAT guideline extends recommended antidepressant maintenance duration and emphasizes earlier adjunctive strategies for limited treatment response.

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  6. ASAM

    ASAM launches Joint Clinical Practice Guideline on Benzodiazepine Tapering

    This new guideline emphasizes patient-centered, gradual benzodiazepine tapering, with a strong caution against abrupt discontinuation due to significant withdrawal risks.

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