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. 2024 Oct 29;29(4):383–392. doi: 10.1111/jns.12667

TABLE 1.

Development of national guidelines.

Guideline
Methods Denmark (2022) France (2007) Germany (2019) Netherlands (2019) Norway (2022) Spain a Turkey (2006) United States (blood tests, 2009) United States (NCS, 2012) United States (NCS, 2017)
Developed by Steering committee consisting of representatives of the Danish neurological society Work group (neurologists, neuropediatric, neurophysiologists, general practitioners, diabetologists, rheumatologist, infectiologist) Guideline commission of the German neurological association Working group (neurologists, neurologists in training, patient representatives) Two neurologists Work group of neurologists with specialty in neuromuscular disorders Panel of experts Panel of experts AAN committee AANEM committee
Systematic literature review Not stated Yes Yes Yes, using PICO Not stated Not stated Not stated Yes Not stated Not stated
Number of references 8 113 127 18 20 Not stated 9 37 53 24
Assessment of risk of bias (using critical appraisal tool) Not stated Not stated Not stated Yes (ACROBAT‐NRS for observational studies, QUADAS II for diagnostic studies) Not stated Not stated Not stated Yes (diagnostic test classification‐of‐evidence scheme) Not stated Not stated
Determine strength of recommendation Not stated Yes (using HAS method) Not stated Yes (using GRADE) Not stated Not stated Not stated Yes (using AAN method) Not stated Not stated
Other DELPHI‐method to reach consensus about recommendations
Classification b S1 S1 S2 S3 S1 S1 S1 S3 S1 S1
a

Year of publication unknown.

b

S1, recommendations by experts; S2, structured consensus process or systematic literature review; S3, structured consensus process and systematic literature review.