Personality disorders - borderline: consultation on the draft guideline

A clinical practice guideline on Borderline personality disorder is being developed for use in the NHS in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Registered stakeholders for this guideline are invited to comment on the provisional recommendations via this website.

Although individuals and organisations not registered as stakeholders are able to comment, we recommend that you contact the registered stakeholder organisation that most closely represents your interests and pass your comments to them. We work closely with stakeholder organisations and take their views very seriously.

Note that the provisional recommendations presented here do not constitute the Institute's formal guidance on this topic. The recommendations are provisional and may change after consultation.

 

Consultation dates:  9 June - 4 August 2008

 

Consultation documents:

The full version describes the evidence and views that have been considered, and sets out the provisional recommendations that have been developed.

The (NICE) short version presents the provisional recommendations only with some brief supporting information.

Points to consider in the consultation

Full version

  • points or areas that are not covered, but which appear to fall within the scope of the guideline
  • potential inconsistencies or any disagreement with the Guideline Development Groups interpretation of the evidence
  • the practical value of the provisional recommendations.

Short version

  • issues of style and format; for example, stakeholders may feel that the information could be made more readable and easy to follow.

 

What will happen to your comments:

  • All comments (with the exception of personal, individual comments and late comments) will be sent to the developers at the end of the consultation
  • Comments from registered stakeholders and nominated expert reviewers ONLY will be formally responded to by the developers and posted on the NICE website after the final guideline is published
  • No action will be taken upon receipt of personal, individual comments and late comments.

Acknowledgement of comments

You should receive an automated acknowledgement from the email box when you email your comments.  If you do not receive this acknowledgement, please contact the relevant Guidelines Coordinator to ensure your comments have been safely received.

Anticipated publication date: January 2009

 

Further  information

This page was last updated: 30 March 2010