Our vision
A Eurasian region in which healthcare decisions are informed by high-quality, transparent, context-sensitive and evidence-based clinical practice guidelines.
Better healthcare outcomes and more equitable health systems.
Eurasian Clinical Practice Guidelines Initiative
Working across countries, languages and health systems to strengthen trustworthy, evidence-based clinical practice guidelines throughout Eurasia.
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Eurasia brings together diverse healthcare systems, cultures, languages and experiences in clinical practice guideline development and implementation.
The Eurasian Clinical Practice Guidelines Initiative transforms shared challenges into opportunities for regional cooperation: reducing duplication, building methodological capacity and supporting local adaptation.
Respecting the languages, cultures and health-system traditions of the region.
Methods grounded in internationally recognised, evidence-based standards.
Connecting countries, institutions and professions through collaboration.
Common priorities, less duplication and stronger implementation together.
A Eurasian region in which healthcare decisions are informed by high-quality, transparent, context-sensitive and evidence-based clinical practice guidelines.
Better healthcare outcomes and more equitable health systems.
To create an inclusive and sustainable regional collaboration platform supporting the development, adaptation, implementation, updating and evaluation of clinical practice guidelines.
Connecting expertise, building methodological capacity and translating scientific evidence into clinical practice and health policy.
Shared expertise. Stronger methods. Better implementation.
Strengthening collaboration and trustworthy guidelines across the region.
Building an inclusive regional platform that connects countries, institutions and professionals working on clinical practice guidelines.
Strengthening institutional collaboration to exchange expertise and support sustained cooperation.
Strengthening methodological capacity and supporting internationally recognised standards for trustworthy guideline development.
Adapting recommendations to local healthcare systems, resources, languages and clinical contexts.
Supporting implementation science to help translate guideline recommendations into everyday practice.
Encouraging patient involvement so that guideline work reflects the needs and perspectives of the people it serves.
Identifying common priorities, sharing resources and reducing unnecessary duplication of effort.
Encouraging joint research and exchange of experience across the region.
Supporting early-career professionals through opportunities for learning, collaboration and participation in regional guideline activities.
GIN Eurasian Working Group
Specialists contributing to evidence-based clinical practice guidelines across Eurasia.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Health Promotion Specialist
Public Health Institute of Canton Sarajevo
Montenegro
President, Commission for Quality Assurance
Health Care Centre, Bijelo Polje
North Macedonia
Transfusion Medicine Specialist
Institute of Transfusion Medicine, Skopje
Tajikistan
Senior Public Health Specialist
FHI 360, EpiC Project
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Deputy Head
Central Customs Hospital
Health Promotion Specialist
Public Health Institute of Canton Sarajevo
Scientific Advisor
Kazakhstan Association of Health Technology Assessment, Evidence-Based Medicine and Pharmacoeconomic Research
Consultant, Primary Health Care Quality Improvement
Ministry of Health
President, Commission for Quality Assurance
Health Care Centre, Bijelo Polje
Transfusion Medicine Specialist
Institute of Transfusion Medicine, Skopje
Head of HTA Department
Institute of Public Health of Serbia
Senior Public Health Specialist
FHI 360, EpiC Project
Developing CPG
National Authority for Assessment and Accreditation (INEAS)
Head
Turkish Evidence-Based Medicine Association
Founding President
Turkish Evidence-Based Medicine Association