Principles for Developing Clinical Quality Standards in Low- and Middle-income Countries: A Guide (Version 2)

Jul. 22, 2015

A guide to the development of Quality Standards (QS), measurable indicators that are adapted from evidence-based clinical guidelines. The process is modeled on the NICE QS methodology and its principles of multi-stakeholder involvement and deliberation; it also draws on NICE International’s experience in supporting QS development in Georgia, India and Vietnam.

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