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NICE has published new guidance stating that families with dying children must be put at the heart of care. More...
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Lorry and bus drivers should drive ‘smoothly’, says NICE in new draft guidance More...
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HIV testing should be offered in A&Es and GP practices depending on local HIV prevalence, says NICE and PHE in new guidance. More...
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Some older people could benefit from dance groups or choirs to help maintain their health, says NICE. More...
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Hundreds of people with advanced lung cancer will now have access to new drug pembrolizumab. More...
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Adults with severe asthma will soon have access to new drug mepolizumab, also known as Nucala. More...
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Dr Jan Aldridge and Dr Jo Taylor talk about enabling young people to make a valuable contribution to new NICE guidance. More...
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Victoria Thomas, head of public involvement at NICE talks about plans to improve how NICE works with members of the public. More...
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Dr Vardoulakis, Environmental Change Department PHE, discusses the importance of NICE's new draft guidance on air pollution. More...
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Martin Cowie, Professor of Cardiology & Honorary Consultant Cardiologist, shares his thoughts on becoming a new Non-Executive Director on the NICE Board. More...
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Our consultation process enables you to make a valuable contribution to NICE guidance.
 Comment on our draft guidance: Air pollution - Outdoor air quality and health. Closes 25 January 2017
We've set out a strategic range of evidence based practical measures to encourage low or zero emissions from road traffic. We want to hear what you think about it.
Click here for more details
Comment on our draft guidance: Eating disorders - Recognition and treatment. Closes 20 January 2017
This guideline covers assessment, treatment, monitoring and inpatient care for people with eating disorders. Specific recommendations are made on the treatment of anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorders. We want to hear what you think about it.
Click here for more details
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NICE Annual Conference 2017
18-19 May 2017, ACC Liverpool
What works? And how much does it cost? NICE 2017 will discuss the big challenges facing the health and social care sector.
Keynote speaker: Lord Prior of Brampton, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Health.
Core themes of the event:
- Innovation: the future for life sciences and market access.
- Affordability: sustaining services and investing in new treatments & technologies.
- Transformation: collaborating to join up care.
Book your place today!
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Thank you to everyone who entered the
2017 Shared Learning Awards.
The lucky finalists will present their work at our 2017 annual conference; we’ll let you know who they are very soon.
Submit a shared learning example and it will be considered for the next round of awards.
Please click here for more details
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Want to know more about the
resource impact of NICE guidance?
Register now and join us at one of our free learning events:
 Manchester : Tuesday 24th January 2017
London: Wednesday 8th February 2017
Who should attend?
- Hands-on costing practitioners in financial accounting in the NHS and local authorities
- Those new to NHS & local authority finance or costing roles & those who are in training
- NHS & local authority management or commissioning roles with a role or interest in costing
- NHS pharmacy / medicines optimisation roles with an interest.
The programme will be delivered through speaker presentations and practical interactive sessions.
For more information and a registration form, please click here
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Attend one of our meetings in public
The following meetings are now open for registration:
Tuesday 17 January 2017
Diagnostics advisory committee
NICE, Level 1A City Tower, Piccadilly Plaza, Manchester, M1 4BT
Registration closes: 3 January 2017
Wednesday 18 - Thursday 19 January 2017
Public health advisory committee F meeting
NICE, 10 Spring Gardens, London, SW1A 2BU
Registration closes: 5 January 2017
Friday 20 January 2017
Quality standards advisory committee 3
NICE, Level 1A City Tower, Piccadilly Plaza, Manchester, M1 4BT
Registration closes: 6 January 2017
Wednesday 25 January 2017
Quality standards advisory committee 4
NICE, Level 1A City Tower, Piccadilly Plaza, Manchester, M1 4BT
Registration closes: 11 January 2017
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Shared Learning Database
To improve knowledge about the prescription and administration of intravenous fluids, the Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Foundation Trust (LTHFT), developed a working group for the introduction of evidence based clinical guidelines. Read more about it here…
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Reusing our content just got easier
We have recently published a NICE UK Open Content Licence on our website to encourage individuals and organisations to reuse our content free of charge in their publications and products.
You just need to check the full terms on our website and complete a short form to let us know how you plan to use our content. The new licence only applies to the UK.
Requests to use our content internationally, except for personal educational purposes, are subject to a licensing agreement.
Click here for more details
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Guidance, standards
and advice
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Guidance
Interventional procedures guidance
Technology appraisals
Quality standards
Medtech innovation briefing
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Developing People - Improving Care
As part of our work on the national improvement and leadership development board, we’ve co-developed a new resource: Developing People - Improving Care
Published by NHS Improvement, this evidence-based national framework aims to guide action on improvement skill building, leadership development and talent management for people working in the health and care system.
The framework focuses on helping NHS and social care staff to develop 4 critical capabilities:
- systems leadership
- established quality improvement methods
- inclusive and compassionate leadership
- talent management.
In this short video, members of the national improvement and leadership development board, including our Deputy Chief Executive, Gill Leng, describe their vision for the future.
You can find out more on the NHS Improvement website and join the conversation on Twitter at #AllLeadAllCare
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