| 1. Harm avoidance | Recommendations should aim to reduce potential harm to patients. |
| 2. Evidence | Recommendations should be evidence-based. |
| 3. Cost | Recommendations should aim to decrease the cost of health care. |
| 4. Frequency | Recommendations should target tests, procedures, or treatments that are common. |
| 5. Purview of the hematologist | Recommendations should target tests, procedures, or treatments within the purview of the hematologist. |
| 6. Impact | Recommendations that are likely to have a greater impact (lead to greater positive changes) should be prioritized over those of lesser impact. |
| 1. Harm avoidance | Recommendations should aim to reduce potential harm to patients. |
| 2. Evidence | Recommendations should be evidence-based. |
| 3. Cost | Recommendations should aim to decrease the cost of health care. |
| 4. Frequency | Recommendations should target tests, procedures, or treatments that are common. |
| 5. Purview of the hematologist | Recommendations should target tests, procedures, or treatments within the purview of the hematologist. |
| 6. Impact | Recommendations that are likely to have a greater impact (lead to greater positive changes) should be prioritized over those of lesser impact. |