Among the topics considered for inclusion in the focused update was the use of fractional flow reserve (FFR) for assessing interme- diate coronary lesions, including newer data from the FAME (Fractional Flow Reserve Versus Angiography for Multivessel Although this was acknowledged to be an important new contribution to the literature, it did not alter the recommendations for FFR made in the 2012 full-text Consult the full-text version or the executive summary of the 2012 SIHD guideline for policy on clinical areas not cov- ered by the focused update.4,6 The individual recommenda- tions in this focused update will be incorporated into future revisions or updates of the full-text guideline. 1.2. Organization of Committee and Relationships With Industry For this focused update, representative members of the 2012 stable ischemic heart disease (SIHD) guideline writing com- mittee were invited to participate, and they were joined by addi- tional invited members to form a new writing group, referred to as the 2014 focused update writing group. Members were required to disclose all RWI relevant to the data under consid- eration. The writing group included representatives from the ACC, AHA, AATS, PCNA, SCAI, and STS. 1.3. Review and Approval This document was reviewed by 5 official reviewers from the ACC and the AHA, as well as 1 reviewer each from the AATS, PCNA, SCAI, and STS; and 33 individual content Fihn et al 2014 Stable Ischemic Heart Disease Focused Update 1753 reviewers, including members of the American College of Physicians, ACC Imaging Section Leadership Council, ACC Interventional Section Leadership Council, ACC Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease Section Leadership Council, ACC Surgeons Council, AHA Council on Clinical Cardiology, and the Association of International Governors. Reviewers RWI information was collected and distributed to the writing group and is published in this document (Appendix 2). 