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  • Question on Document

    Do you agree NICE should focus on guidance production and maintenance on priority areas (section 5) and these should be reviewed periodically to ensure NICE is supporting what the health and care system needs? If you disagree, please give reason and rationale.

  • Question on Document

    Do you agree that NICE should be transparent about its remit (section 3.12, section 6.1.1 and 6.2)? If you disagree, please give reason and rationale.

  • Question on Document

    Do you think the new process and consideration factors for NICE to propose topics to the Secretary of State for NHAP are robust and transparent (section 4 and Annex A)? If you disagree, please give reason and rationale. Are there any other factors NICE should include to consider?

  • Question on Document

    Do you think the new merged single-stage prioritisation framework is more streamlined and efficient for topic selection? If you disagree, please give reason and rationale.

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12 How long does the NICE-wide topic prioritisation process take?

The length of time taken for a new topic or update to complete the NICE-wide topic prioritisation and routing process can vary. This depends on the information available on the new topic or update. For example, further enquiries may be needed to find out how widely a health technology is used in the NHS, or whether there is an evidence base on which to assess the new topic.

In general, it takes a minimum of 12 weeks to complete the NICE-wide topic prioritisation process.