Our recommendations help practitioners and commissioners get the best care to people, fast, while ensuring value for the taxpayer.
Women with type 1 diabetes who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy should be offered a pregnancy-specific 'artificial pancreas' device. That is the recommendation in draft guidance published today by NICE.
Learn how NICE's healthtech guidance is accelerating NHS adoption of a simple bowel cancer test, preventing 140,000 unnecessary urgent referrals a year while keeping cancer detection rates stable.
The treatment uses a targeted therapy that seeks out a specific protein found on the surface of cancer cells and delivers a cancer-killing medicine directly to them.
No two products are the same, so no two NICE Advice projects should be either. Andrew Walsh explains how NICE Advice adapts its services to fit your situation.
Best practice resources for practitioners and commissioners.
Helping you define, improve and measure quality in health, public health and social care.
Resources and recommendations for adult and children’s social care, with example scenarios to help put them into practice.
Explore ways to plan, save money and make decisions on the best ways to use resources.
Useful sources of information and advice for healthcare professionals, patients, parents and carers.
The British National Formulary (BNF) provides information about the selection, prescribing, dispensing and administration of drugs.
With over 370 topics to choose from, clinical knowledge summaries (CKS) can provide quick answers to clinical questions.
Our patient decision aids (PDAs) include treatment options available, likely outcomes, benefits, harms and uncertainties.
The modular updates framework ensures that we are flexible and responsive to changes. Share your ideas for topics and contribute to improving our manuals.
Debra Quantrill was 38 when she had a life-changing heart attack. Now she’s working as a patient representative on one of NICE’s independent committees. Find out how you can join a NICE independent committee and make a real difference to patient care.
