Our in-depth articles explore how our work is making a real difference to people's lives.
Our annual report and accounts covering April 2025 to March 2026 highlight our key achievements. Find out how we’re delivering against the 10 Year Health plan, and how we’re becoming more relevant, timely, impactful and usable.
A groundbreaking approach to monitoring heart failure patients remotely has reduced unnecessary hospital admissions by 58%, improving patient experience and saving the NHS £4,158 per patient.
To mark Alcohol Awareness Week, NICE is sharing the story of James Halls, a lay committee member on NICE's alcohol-use disorders quality standard. James' lived experience of alcohol dependence has helpedshape national guidance and improve care for thousands of people across the country.
Hear from Leslie, a heart failure patient, his wife and carer Anne, and his consultant Dr Andrew Flett and discover how a NICE-recommended sensor the size of a paperclip is transforming heart failure care. Evidence from 3 randomised controlled trials shows it reduces hospitalisations by 34%.
This World Sickle Cell Day we’re sharing Jimi Olaghere’s story. Jimi was one of the first people in the world to receive CRISPR gene therapy. Jimi’s story show’s why our recommendation for this treatment on the NHS is so important.
Debra Quantrill was out with her 2 young children when she had a life-changing heart attack. Now she’s using her experience to help others as a patient representative on one of our independent committees.
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