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Stakeholder registration form

Stakeholder registration form

Clinical guidelines

Stakeholder involvement

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence wants to involve organisations that represent stakeholders in the development of the guidelines on our work programme.

In the NICE clinical guideline development process, stakeholders are:

  • national patient and carer organisations that directly or indirectly represent the interests of people whose care is covered by the guideline (‘patient and carer stakeholders’)
  • national organisations that represent the healthcare professionals who provide the services described in the guideline (‘professional stakeholders’)
  • companies that manufacture the medicines or devices used in the clinical area covered by the guideline and whose interests may be significantly affected by the guideline (‘commercial stakeholders’)
  • providers and commissioners of health services in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
  • statutory organisations including the Department of Health, the Welsh Assembly Government, NHS Quality Improvement Scotland, the Healthcare Commission and the National Patient Safety Agency
  • research organisations that have done nationally recognised research in the area.

Other individuals or groups can contribute to the guideline via the appropriate national, professional or patient organisation. Before completing this form please read either An overview for Stakeholders, the public and the NHS or if you are from a patient/carer group A guide for patients and carers :contributing to a NICE guideline

Completing the form

This is the form for registering interest in the Clinical Guidelines and Cancer Service Guidance Programme. Please complete the form below by indicating:

1. Contact details - Name one person as the contact.

2. Representation - Indicate whether your organisation primarily represents patient, professional or commercial interests.

3. Interest - Please indicate which topics in the new or past programmes you are interested in by ticking the box and give a very brief description of why your organisation should be considered a stakeholder

Sending the Form

Stakeholders will be accepted at any time during the development process and can participate in all consultation stages. Please consult our website for detailed information on the progress of development and the consultation stages for each topic.

Please complete the form below. Your completed form will be submitted to the Guidelines team. You can expect to hear from the Institute within 28 days. If you have any difficulties completing the form, or require a paper copy, please contact us at guidelines@nice.org.uk.

Contact details

Title
First name
Surname
Email
Telephone
Fax
Job title

This organisation represents: (please tick one)

Patient/carers Commercial companies
Health professionals Research organisations
Private healthcare NHS Trust
Statutory Health Authority
Cochrane Group Social care
Statutory Health Authority
NHS Networks Both patient/carers and health professionals


Organisation Name
Address 1
Address 2
Address 3
City
County
Postcode
Country

 

Interest in Clinical Guidelines, Short Clinical Guidelines and Optimal Practice Reviews produced by the Centre for Clinical Practice

 

New programme of Clinical Guidelines – 18th Wave   Reasons for your organisation's interest in this guideline
Sedation in infants, children and young people

Management of femoral neck fractures

 

New programme of Short Clinical Guidelines – 18th Wave   Reasons for your organisation's interest in this guideline
Use of donated human breast milk

 

Clinical guidelines to be updated*
Reasons for your organisation's interest in this guideline
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (update)
Depression - chronic health problems (update)
Depression - primary and secondary care (update)
Diabetes - Type 2 (update)
Heart failure (update)
Lung cancer (update)
Schizophrenia (update)

 

 

Short Clinical Guidelines in development on earlier programmes*   Reasons for your organisation's interest in this guideline
Type 2 diabetes - newer agents for blood glucose control
Coeliac disease in adults
Critical illness rehabilitation

 

Guidelines in development on earlier programmes*
Reasons for your organisation's interest in this guideline
Acute chest pain
Acute coronary syndromes
Alcohol dependence
Alcohol use disorders
Antisocial personality disorders (ASPD)
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
Autism in children and adolescents
Breast cancer
Chronic kidney disease
Colorectal and anal cancer
Delirium
Diarrhoea and vomiting in children under 5
Familial hypercholesterolaemia
Glaucoma
Hypertension in pregnancy
Idiopathic childhood constipation
Low back pain
Lower urinary tract symptoms in men
Medicines concordance
Meningococcal disease and meningitis in children and young people
Metastatic malignant disease of unknown primary origin
Metastatic spinal cord compression
Neonatal jaundice
Multiple pregnancy
Nocturnal enuresis in children (bedwetting)
Osteoporosis
Ovarian cancer
Personality disorders - borderline
Pregnant women with complex social factors
Rheumatoid arthritis in adults
Severe mental illness with problematic substance misuse
Stable angina
Surgical site infection
Transient loss of consciousness in adults
Venous thromboembolism - prevention
When to suspect child maltreatment

* If you have registered previously for any of these guidelines you need not register again.

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