Get involved

There are a number of ways you can get involved in NICE’s work:

Current NICE consultations

There are consultation stages during the guidance development process when stakeholders and interested members of the public can comment on draft guidance. Find out about current NICE consultations.

Suggest a topic

The topics NICE develops guidance on comes from a number of sources, including the Department of Health, healthcare and public health professionals, patients, carers and the general public. Find out how to suggest a topic.

Join a NICE committee or working group

NICE committees and working groups are made up of health and other professionals, patients, carers and members of the public, and technical experts. Find out about our current vacancies.

Patient and public involvement

NICE works with patients, carers, patient organisations and the public, to produce guidance that addresses patient/carer/public issues, reflects their views and meets their healthcare needs. Find out more about patient and public involvement.

Help implement NICE guidance

NICE wants to hear from those involved in putting NICE guidance into practice. Read more about how you can help implement NICE guidance.

NICE Fellows and Scholars

In order to provide opportunities for NHS staff to get involved in new ways, NICE has established a new programme - NICE Fellows and Scholars.