标题: |
中国成人中枢神经精神狼疮临床实践专家共识(2024版) |
title: |
Chinese expert consensus on clinical practice of adult central neuropsychiatric lupus (2024 edition) |
版本: |
原创版 |
version: |
Original |
分类: |
专家共识 |
classification: |
Experts consensus |
领域: |
诊疗 |
field: |
Diagnosis and Treatment |
国家和地区: |
中国 |
Country and
region:
|
China |
指南使用者: |
诊疗成人患者的临床医师、临床药师和护师 |
Guide users:
|
Clinicians, clinical pharmacists, and nurses who care for adult patients |
证据分级方法: |
采用GRADE(Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation)证据质量分级系统对证据和推荐意见进行分级。对于部分无证据支持的临床问题,依据专家临床经验,形成基于专家共识的推荐意见,即良好实践主张(Good Practice Statement,GPS)。 |
Evidence grading
method:
|
The Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) system would be used to grade the evidence and recommendations. For some clinical problems without evidence support, based on the clinical experience of experts, the recommendations would be formed based on expert consensus,namely Good Practice Statement (GPS). |
制定单位: |
国家皮肤与免疫疾病临床医学研究中心(NCRC-DID)、中华医学会风湿病学分会、风湿免疫病教育部重点实验室、中国系统性红斑狼疮研究协作组(CSTAR) |
Formulating unit: |
National Clinical Research Center for Skin and Immune Diseases (NCRC-DID), Chinese Rheumatology Association, Key Laboratory of Rheumatism and Immunology of Ministry of Education, Chinese SLE Treatment and Research group(CSTAR) |
注册时间: |
2024-03-12 |
Registration time: |
注册编号: |
PREPARE-2024CN281 |
Registration number: |
指南制订的目的: |
为进一步提高中国成人中枢神经精神狼疮的诊断与治疗水平,促进风湿免疫科临床实践规范化,故制订本共识。制订高质量的临床实践专家共识不仅可以提高整体疾病诊治水平,减轻患者个人和家庭负担,还有助于降低社会医疗成本,促进医疗资源合理利用。 |
Purpose of the guideline:
|
This consensus is formulated in order to further improve the level of diagnosis and treatment of adult central neuropsychiatric lupus in China, and promote the standardization of clinical practice in rheumatology and immunology. The development of high-quality expert consensus on clinical practice can not only improve the overall level of disease diagnosis and treatment, reduce the burden of patients and families, but also help to reduce social medical costs and promote the rational use of medical resources. |