Prepared by Humanity Incorporated from the Key Concepts pages GP Evidence publishes openly. The wording is ours and responsibility for it rests with us. It is not supplied or operated by GP Evidence and carries no endorsement from them. GP Evidence is a point-of-care information resource for general practitioners, giving quantitative information on the benefits and harms of treatments for common long-term conditions. It is the work of Julian Treadwell and colleagues at the Centre for Academic Primary Care, University of Bristol, and the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford. It carries no endorsement from them or from either university. The passages in it are our own summaries of GP Evidence's openly published Key Concepts pages, each linking to the page it draws on, and every one is marked DEMO. None of GP Evidence's treatment figures is carried here: the absolute risks and numbers needed to treat stay on their site, where they are maintained, because a figure repeated in the wrong place is the harm this whole service exists to avoid. Read the original at gpevidence.org.
What this adds
Once Relay is in your assistant, it can consult this guidance when you ask about something
it covers, and the answer comes back with the source, where the guidance stops, and who to
speak to. It does not replace judgement, procedures or responsible people.