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NICE has developed a Medtech Innovation Briefing (MIB) on the Oncentra Prostate v4.x ultrasound-guided real-time HDR brachytherapy in men with localised
NICE wants as many people as possible to be able to use our services, and we have designed it to be accessible.
The NHS 2022/23 priorities and operational planning guidance, sets a lead role for Integrated Care Systems in tackling health inequalities.
In the Labonte model, health behaviours are actions individuals take that affect their health positively or negatively such as smoking, substance abuse or physical activity.
The Labonte model identifies psycho-social factors as crucial determinants of health.
The Marmot Review summarised the importance the impact of addressing inequalities in health in later life and investing in the early years to preventing ill health later in life.
Core20PLUS5 principles for children and young people target health inequalities by focusing on deprived and vulnerable groups, addressing key clinical priorities and supporting equitable, integrated, and evidence-based care.
Four digital technologies that can help children and young people with mild to moderate symptoms of anxiety or low mood have been recommended for use in the NHS.
KardiaMobile recommended for people having antipsychotic medication
NICE publishes first draft guidance from its Early Value Assessment pilot project recommending smartphone-linked ECG device
NICE conditionally recommends 5 promising technologies for Parkinson's disease
These promising technologies could help improve symptoms and quality of life for people with Parkinson’s disease.
Newly recommended CBT therapies could help children and young people deal with anxiety
NICE conditionally recommends digital cognitive behaviour therapies (CBT) for use in the NHS to help children and young people with symptoms of mild to moderate anxiety
Hundreds of children with type 2 diabetes to be offered choice of two life changing technologies
Children with type 2 diabetes who currently manage their condition with the stressful task of finger prick testing several times a day could be offered a choice between two ‘life changing’ technologies to virtually automate the process.