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Bacterial meningitis and meningococcal septicaemia in children and young people

Status:

In progress

Anticipated publication date:

June 2012

NICE Project Team

Associate Director:

Lorraine Taylor

Consultant Clinical Adviser:

Tim Stokes

Programme and Project Manager:

Rachel Neary

Lead Technical Analyst:

Anna Brett

Co-ordinator:

Lucy Spiller

Topic Expert Group

Mrs Angela Cloke
Patient/carer member

Ms Linda Glennie
Lay member

Professor Simon Kroll
Professor of Paediatrics, Imperial College London

Mrs Patricia Milne
Clinical Educator PICU, Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Ms Sheila McQueen
Academic Head, Northumbria University

Dr Moira Mugglestone
Director of Guideline Development, National Collaborating Centre for Women's and Children's Health

Dr Simon Nadal
Consultant in Paediatric Intensive Care, St Mary's Hospital London

Professor Andrew Pollard (Chair)
Professor of Paediatric Infection & Immunity, University of Oxford

Dr Andrew Riordan
Consultant in Paediatric Infectious Diseases and Immunology, Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust

Mr Stuart Rowe
Senior Commissioning Manager, The London Specialised Commissioning Group

Dr Tina Sajjanhar
Consultant in Paediatric Emergency Medicine, University Hospital Lewisham

Dr Matthew Thompson
GP & Senior Clinical Scientist, University of Oxford Department of Primary Health Care Sciences

Dr Alistair Thomson
Consultant Paediatrician, Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Trust

Project History

Date

Update

2 September 2011

Topic Expert Group met for the first time to consider the scope of the topic as well as relevant evidence sources for development of the standard.

11 October 2011

Scope of quality standard is published.

5 December 2011

Topic Expert Group met for a second time to draft quality statements and measures for consultation.

10 February 2012

Consultation on the draft quality standard has begun.

9 March 2012

Consultation on the draft quality standard will close.

28 March 2012

Topic Expert Group to meet again to discuss the results of consultation and agree the final quality standard

Background documents

The following supporting documents were used in formulating the draft quality standard. These are working documents which are provided as background information only and are not for consultation.

Endorsing NICE Quality Standards

If you would like your organisation to endorse the bacterial meningitis and meningococcal septicaemia quality standard please email QualityStandards@nice.org.uk to express an interest. NICE is proud to jointly badge quality standards to help to achieve maximum dissemination among relevant audiences.

Those who endorse quality standards must be:

  • National patient, carer, voluntary, charity and non-governmental organisations that are run by, or directly reflect the perspectives of patients, service users, carers or client groups, and represent the interests of people whose care is covered by the quality standard in England.
  • National organisations that represent the healthcare professionals who provide the services described in the quality standard in England.
  • Statutory organisations (an organisation set up by government for a specific purpose) including Ofsted, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement, Health Protection Agency, National Screening Committee, Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation, National Patient Safety Agency and Local Government Improvement and Development.

Email enquiries

If you have any queries please email qualitystandards@nice.org.uk.

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