Safer, more consistent care

Translate evidence into clearer practice.

INFANCY develops and curates guidance to reduce unnecessary variation, support multidisciplinary decision-making, and make uncertainty visible.

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What guidance should include

  • ✓Scope and intended audience
  • ✓Evidence review methods and certainty
  • ✓Patient selection and shared decision-making
  • ✓Developmentally appropriate dosing and targeting
  • ✓Safety screening and monitoring
  • ✓Consent, assent, and ethics
  • ✓Outcome measurement and follow-up
  • ✓Implementation and access considerations
  • ✓Authors, reviewers, disclosures, approval, and update date
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Evidence labels

INFANCY will use clear labels such as Consensus Statement, Evidence-Based Guideline, Expert Practice Consideration, Research Recommendation, and Patient/Family Resource. Consensus or educational content will not be presented as stronger evidence than it is.

Founding note

INFANCY guidance supports professional judgment and does not replace individualized assessment, local regulation, institutional policy, or consultation with qualified clinicians.

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