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General information about clinical guidelines on the NICE website
Our website contains the following general information about NICE and clinical guidelines:
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lists of clinical guidelines that are published and in development
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information on the NCCs
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general information about how clinical guidelines are developed
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The guidelines manual, which gives more detailed information about the methods used for developing NICE clinical guidelines
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vacancies for the positions of GDG Chair and GDG members for each clinical guideline.
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general information on the implementation of clinical guidelines:
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examples of how organisations have successfully met the challenges of putting NICE guidance into practice (the shared learning database)
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details of NICE commissioning guides, which provide support for the local implementation of clinical guidelines through commissioning
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information on NICE's Patient and Public Involvement Programme (PPIP)
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information on other types of NICE guidance.
Information about individual clinical guidelines
The following details for each clinical guideline will be made available on our website, and updated regularly:
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the remit from the Department of Health or NHS Commissioning Board
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a list of registered stakeholders
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contact details of the NCC that is coordinating development of the guideline
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information about the NICE project team for the guideline
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a schedule for development of the guideline
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the consultation draft of the scope
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the final scope
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a table of stakeholder comments on the consultation draft of the scope and responses
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project history, and information on the progress of the guideline
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members of the GDG
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minutes of GDG meetings
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the consultation draft of the guideline
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a table of stakeholder comments on the consultation draft of the guideline and responses
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all versions of the published guideline – full guideline, 'NICE guideline', NICE pathway and 'Information for the public'
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tools to support implementation of the guideline.
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