Barbara Hansen

Clinical practice guidelines have become increasingly prominent in clinical medicine over the last 4 decades, and represent one of the most important tools for potentially improving clinical decision-making and, in turn, potentially improving patients’ outcomes.1 Historically, many organizations categorized their guidelines as evidence-based or consensus-based and some organizations, including some of the largest professional organizations devoted to developing clinical practice guidelines...

In the second paragraph of the print version of the article listed above, it was stated that George Bray worked at G.D. Searle, located in New York, NY. The location was Skokie, IL, a suburb of Chicago.In the sixth paragraph of the article, the authors believe they may have given Dr. Bray’s bench research and his collaborations with David York, PhD less attention than they deserved.

George as a child.