Guidelines Question The question assigned to each student will address a specifi

Guidelines Question The question assigned to each student will address a specific scenario encountered in pharmacy practice. Questions generally follow the PICO model of questioning (Patient or Population, Intervention or Investigation, Comparison, Outcome). The question should be restated at the beginning of your clinical inquiry response. Evidence Summary of Primary Evidence(300-350 words) This section allows you to explain the evidence behind your recommendation. This section should include information from primary evidence only (Primary evidence is made up of all the primary literature sources as well as meta-analysis and systemic reviews), such as outcomes data (e.g. pain, functional status, resolution of the problem, quality of life, mortality). Be sure to discuss statistically significant results that support your recommendation (e.g., effect sizes with confidence intervals, the number needed to treat, likelihood ratios, predictive values, relative and/or absolute risk reduction). Be sure to include the level of evidence for each study reviewed. (The LOE does not count against the word count for this section) For help with figuring the LOE of an article refer to the LOE flow chartLinks to an external site.. The use of a table or figure is highly encouraged, as this helps to condense information for the reader. Guidelines and Tertiary Literature Summary (100-200 words) This section should provide a summary of guideline recommendations, expert consensus statements, review articles, or textbook information that pertain to the question. These should support your recommendation but should not be the primary support for your recommendation. Evidence-Based Answer (50-100 words) This is the bottom-line conclusion based on your assessment of the available evidence. If asked to give a response for a patient: This should be written in a manner that the patient could read and understand this conclusion in a matter of minutes (Remember clear communication principles from PHAR 6110). Patient answers should be written in paragraph form. The conclusion should be brief and as concrete as possible. Stating, “more research is needed” is not acceptable for this project. If asked to give a response for a provider: This should be written in a manner that the physician could read and understand this conclusion in a matter of minutes. You must use SBAR to format your response. (Remember the SBAR method from PHAR 6111!) The conclusion should be brief and as concrete as possible. Stating, “more research is needed” is not acceptable for this project. Strength of Recommendation (Does NOT count in word limits) Be sure to state the strength of recommendation (SOR) and reason for the destination (e.g. SOR = A, based on three Level 1 articles having consistent findings). See the Strength of Recommendation Taxonomy (SORT) referenceLinks to an external site. for more information about SOR. References (limit 10) Focus on identifying the highest-quality original published manuscripts that pertain to your question. This may include meta-analyses or systemic reviews. Personal communications, historical practice, and unpublished data should not be referenced. References must be appropriately cited using AMA format.