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  1. How cost effective are preventive approaches to vitamin D deficiency among all at-risk groups, compared with the cost of testing and treatment? This should include a comparison of universal provision of free supplements with the provision of low or standard cost supplements for different at-risk groups. (If there is any new legislation allowing for the sale of Healthy Start supplements, this would provide an opportunity to test this question.)

    Recommendation ID PH56/2 Question How cost effective are preventive approaches to vitamin D deficiency among all at-risk groups, compared

    Research recommendation
    Published
    9 June 2015

  2. How could existing guidance on evaluating complex, population-wide interventions be most usefully adapted and applied to approaches that aim to increase rates of walking and cycling?

    Recommendation ID PH41/1 Question How could existing guidance on evaluating complex, population-wide interventions be most usefully adapted

    Research recommendation
    Published
    9 June 2015

  3. How do behaviour change techniques lead to change? What are the best methods of testing the relationship between the theories that describe change processes and the effectiveness of interventions in practice?

    Recommendation ID PH49/7 Question How do behaviour change techniques lead to change? What are the best methods of testing the relationship

    Research recommendation
    Published
    9 June 2015

  4. How do different types of training help primary care professionals identify people who are inactive and deliver brief advice? What type of training is most effective?

    Recommendation ID PH44/4 Question How do different types of training help primary care professionals identify people who are inactive and

    Research recommendation
    Published
    9 June 2015

  5. Long‑term consequences of planning birth in different settings: What are the long‑term consequences for women and babies of planning birth in different settings?

    Recommendation ID CG190/03 Question Long‑term consequences of planning birth in different settings: What are the long‑term consequences

    Research recommendation
    Published
    6 January 2023

  6. Information and support: How does each step in the care pathway for prevention and treatment of early-onset neonatal infection impact on babies and their families?

    Recommendation ID NG195/8 Question Information and support: How does each step in the care pathway for prevention and treatment of early-onset

    Research recommendation
    Published
    6 August 2021

  7. Further research in people who could have conventional cardiac pacemaker implantation should report the patient selection criteria and compare leadless pacemakers with conventional pacemakers. Follow-up should be for at least 5 years and outcomes should include adverse events, symptom relief, quality of life and device durability in the long-term.

    Recommendation ID IPG626/1 Question Further research in people who could have conventional cardiac pacemaker implantation should report

    Research recommendation
    Published
    12 December 2018

  8. Further research in superior rectal artery embolisation for haemorrhoids should report details of patient selection, and follow-up efficacy (including symptom relief), need for subsequent treatments, quality of life and safety outcomes for at least 1 year.

    Recommendation ID IPG627/1 Question Further research in superior rectal artery embolisation for haemorrhoids should report details of patient

    Research recommendation
    Published
    12 December 2018

  9. Further research into arthroscopic radiofrequency chondroplasty of the knee should clearly document patient selection and the types of chondral defects being treated. More evidence on long-term outcomes would be useful.

    Recommendation ID IPG493/1 Question Further research into arthroscopic radiofrequency chondroplasty of the knee should clearly document

    Research recommendation
    Published
    9 June 2015

  10. Further research into endoscopic radiofrequency therapy of the anal sphincter for faecal incontinence should clearly define the patient groups being treated. It should also report the clinical impact in terms of quality of life and long-term outcomes. NICE may review the procedure on publication of further evidence.

    Recommendation ID IPG393/1 Question Further research into endoscopic radiofrequency therapy of the anal sphincter for faecal incontinence

    Research recommendation
    Published
    9 June 2015

  11. Further research into extraurethral (noncircumferential) retropubic adjustable compression devices for stress urinary incontinence in women should include detailed safety outcomes, long-term results and patient-reported outcome measures. NICE may update the guidance on publication of further evidence.

    Recommendation ID IPG576/1 Question Further research into extraurethral (noncircumferential) retropubic adjustable compression devices

    Research recommendation
    Published
    15 May 2017

  12. Further research into hand allotransplantation should include data on long-term functional outcomes, and any occurrence of malignancy associated with long-term immunosuppression should be published. NICE may review this procedure on publication of further evidence.

    Recommendation ID IPG383/1 Question Further research into hand allotransplantation should include data on long-term functional outcomes

    Research recommendation
    Published
    9 June 2015

  13. Further research into implantation of a shock or load absorber for mild to moderate symptomatic medial knee osteoarthritis should include comparative studies against existing forms of management. Studies should record patient selection, functional outcomes, quality of life and complications. They should also report the nature and timing of any further surgery on the knee and the effect of removing the device. A minimum follow-up period of 2–3 years is needed. NICE may update the guidance on publication of further evidence.

    Recommendation ID IPG512/1 Question Further research into implantation of a shock or load absorber for mild to moderate symptomatic medial

    Research recommendation
    Published
    9 June 2015

  14. Further research into joint distraction for ankle osteoarthritis should include comparative studies against the natural history of the disease and against other forms of management. Studies should record patient selection, pain relief, functional outcomes, complications, and quality of life in the long term. They should also report the nature and timing of any further surgery on the ankle.Minimising loss to follow-up is of particular importance. NICE may update the guidance on publication of further evidence.

    Recommendation ID IPG538/1 Question Further research into joint distraction for ankle osteoarthritis should include comparative studies

    Research recommendation
    Published
    25 January 2016

  15. Further research into joint distraction for knee osteoarthritis without alignment  correction should include comparative studies against existing forms of management. Studies should record patient selection, joint space measurements in the medium to long term, functional outcomes, quality of life and complications. They should also report the nature and timing of any further surgery on the knee. NICE may update the guidance on publication of further evidence.

    Recommendation ID IPG529/1 Question Further research into joint distraction for knee osteoarthritis without alignment correction should

    Research recommendation
    Published
    9 October 2015