Public health guidance
Public health guidance makes recommendations for populations and individuals on activities, policies and strategies that can help prevent disease or improve health. The guidance may focus on a particular topic (such as smoking), a particular population (such as schoolchildren) or a particular setting (such as the workplace).
Guidance produced by other NICE guidance programmes occasionally makes recommendations that could improve health or prevent disease. See the full list of NICE guidance that makes public health recommendations.
Public health guidance
- Updated public health guidance topics (November 2011)
- Published public health guidance
- Public health guidance in development
- About public health guidance
- How we develop NICE public health guidance
- Healthcare-associated infections quality improvement guide
To find public health recommendations in other types of NICE guidance such as clinical guidelines, use the search and browse functions in the site header
Public health and local government
Special Public Health Reports, Projects and Publications
- Special reports on blood alcohol concentration
- Special report on health systems and behaviour change
- HDA publications
- External appraisal of NICE public health guidance
- Information on spatial planning for health guidance (June 2011)
This page was last updated: 09 February 2012
