The DEmentia identification COmputerized DEcision (DECODE) software is an evidence-based clinical decision support system. It is designed to triage patients being referred to secondary care memory clinics for a dementia assessment. This technology was being evaluated as part of NICE's pilot project to evaluate digital health technologies (DHTs). NICE has discontinued the evaluation of the DECODE decision support system because it is too early in the technology’s development for a health technology assessment. Please contact medtech@nice.org.uk for more information.
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Status
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Discontinued
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Decision
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Selected
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MTG
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Project Team
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Rebecca Brookfield |
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Stakeholders
| Manufacturers |
University of Exeter Medical School |
| Others |
Boston Scientific |
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Department of Health and Social Care |
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Greater Manchester Health & Social Care Partnership |
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Healthcare Improvement Scotland |
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Johnson & Johnson Medical Ltd |
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Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) |
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NHS England |
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NHS Digital |
| Patient carer organisations |
Alzheimer's Research UK |
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Alzheimer's Society |
| Professional groups |
Association of British Healthcare Industries (ABHI) |
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Association of Healthcare Technology Providers for Imaging, Radiotherapy and Care (AXrEM) |
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Devices for Dignity |
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HealthTech Alliance |
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Medical Technology Group |
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The British In Vitro Diagnostics Association (BIVDA) |
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The Neurological Alliance |