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  1. Process timeline for HealthTech guidance

    An approximate guide to the timings for the development of a piece of HealthTech guidance.

  2. NICE indicator process guide (PMG44)

    This guide describes the process NICE uses to develop indicators from NICE quality standards, NICE guidance or other sources of high-quality evidence

  3. Evidence summaries: process guide (PMG31)

    This guide gives an overview of the process for developing evidence summaries. Evidence summaries provide advice but do not include recommendations and are not formal NICE guidance

  4. Multiple technology appraisal (MTA) process timeline

    These are the main stages in the multiple technology appraisal process used before April 2018.

  5. NICE decision aid: process guide (PMG42)

    This process guide provides an overview of the key principles used for developing NICE decision aids. It ensures that robust, quality-assured decision aids for people using and providing health and social care services are developed in an open, transparent and timely way, with appropriate input from key groups

  6. NICE quality standards: process guide (PMG43)

    This guide describes the process NICE uses to develop NICE quality standards

  7. Partnering with us for research - timescales and process

    "name":"Our research work"}}]} Partnering with us for research - timescales and process Whether you are a researcher, funder, charity or...

  8. Good practice guidance – Interim process statement (PMG3)

    This interim process statement has been produced to guide the development of good practice guidance. It provides an overview of the key process principles and describes all stages of the development of good practice guidance

  9. Good practice guidance – Integrated process statement (PMG12)

    This process statement has been produced to explain how good practice guidance is developed. It provides an overview of the key process principles and describes all stages of the development of good practice guidance

  10. Evidence summaries: new medicines – Interim process statement (PMG1)

    This interim process statement sets out to guide the development of 'Evidence summaries: new medicines' (ESNMs). It provides an overview of the key process principles and describes all stages of the development of ESNMs

  11. Evidence summaries: new medicines – Integrated process statement (PMG11)

    This integrated process statement has been produced to explain how 'Evidence summaries: new medicines' (ESNMs) are developed. It provides an overview of the key process principles and describes all stages of the development of ESNMs

  12. NICE-wide Topic Prioritisation: the manual (PMG46) 2026 Update Consultation: methods / process manual consultation

    We are listening to your views on this NICE process and methods. Comments close 19 May 2026.

  13. Interim process and methods statement for bringing together NICE guidance (PMG47)

    This interim process and methods statement sets out the general principles guiding NICE's approach to including NICE technology appraisal recommendations in guideline topic areas. It also describes what the key changes are to existing methods and processes

  14. The NICE public health guidance development process (third edition) (PMG5)

    This manual describes how public health guidance is produced, and explains the stages of guidance development, the different activities, roles and responsibilities of different groups of people involved at different stages

  15. Guide to the technology appraisal and highly specialised technologies appeal process (PMG41)

    This guide outlines the appeal process for the technology appraisal and highly specialised technologies guidance. It sets out the process that NICE follows for appeals and provides guidance for those who wish to make an appeal or who are considering doing so