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  1. Switching from inpatient intravenous to outpatient oral antibiotic therapy in patients with neutropenic sepsis:- A randomised controlled trial should be undertaken to evaluate the clinical and cost effectiveness of stopping intravenous antibiotic therapy and switching to oral therapy within the first 24 hours of treatment in patients with neutropenic sepsis who are having treatment with intravenous antibiotics. The outcomes to be measured are overtreatment, death, need for critical care, length of hospital stay, duration of fever and quality of life.

    Recommendation ID CG151/5 Question Switching from inpatient intravenous to outpatient oral antibiotic therapy in patients with neutropenic

    Research recommendation
    Published
    9 June 2015

  2. How effective and cost effective are education-based alcohol interventions targeted at children and young people aged 11 to 25 with SEND who are thought to be vulnerable to alcohol misuse?

    Recommendation ID NG135/4 Question How effective and cost effective are education-based alcohol interventions targeted at children and

    Research recommendation
    Published
    25 October 2019

  3. How effective and cost effective are individual, compared with group, education-based interventions for children and young people aged 11 to 18 in full-time education who are thought to be vulnerable to alcohol misuse?

    Recommendation ID NG135/2 Question How effective and cost effective are individual, compared with group, education-based interventions

    Research recommendation
    Published
    25 October 2019

  4. Team composition for home-based intermediate care:- How effective and cost effective are different approaches, in terms of team structure and composition, to providing home-based intermediate care for adults?

    Recommendation ID NG74/2 Question Team composition for home-based intermediate care:- How effective and cost effective are different approaches

    Research recommendation
    Published
    15 October 2018

  5. Telecare:- What types of telecare are most effective and cost effective, when provided to older people as part of a package of home care?

    Recommendation ID NG21/2 Question Telecare:- What types of telecare are most effective and cost effective, when provided to older people

    Research recommendation
    Published
    13 October 2015

  6. Telematics:- How can information about driving style gathered from telematics devices and other technologies (such as apps or in-car global positioning systems) be used to reduce individual fuel consumption and vehicle emissions?

    Recommendation ID NG70/4 Question Telematics:- How can information about driving style gathered from telematics devices and other technologies (such

    Research recommendation
    Published
    12 October 2018

  7. Temporary dressings for up to 72 hours between wound excision and definitive soft tissue cover: What is the most clinically and cost effective temporary (up to 72 hours) dressing (including negative pressure dressings) for open fractures after wound excision for: - minimising the number of dressing changes or supplementary dressings - minimising the number of associated bedding changes - acceptability for patients, for example, in terms of minimising pain - minimising nursing time.

    Recommendation ID NG37/01 Question Temporary dressings for up to 72 hours between wound excision and definitive soft tissue cover: What

    Research recommendation
    Published
    12 December 2022

  8. Further research is recommended to assess the effect of test-guided preventive care (see section 5.1) on clinical outcomes (such as length of stay in hospital, mortality and need for renal replacement therapy and progression to chronic kidney disease). Research should be done in children, young people and adults, but specific considerations may be needed for children and young people when care differs from that for an adult population. Studies should investigate the effects of both positive and negative test results on clinical decisions and subsequent care.

    Recommendation ID DG39/2 Question Further research is recommended to assess the effect of test-guided preventive care (see section 5.1)

    Research recommendation
    Published
    10 August 2020

  9. Companies should specify patient populations in the NHS who could benefit from test-guided preventive care for acute kidney injury. Further research is then recommended in these populations to assess the clinical effectiveness of defined care bundles designed to prevent or reduce the effect of acute kidney injury in the NHS. Research should be done in children, young people and adults, but specific considerations may be needed for children and young people when care differs from that for an adult population (see  section 4.11 ).

    Recommendation ID DG39/1 Question Companies should specify patient populations in the NHS who could benefit from test-guided preventive

    Research recommendation
    Published
    10 August 2020

  10. Does the addition of THC to CBD have an effect on seizure frequency, brain structure and neuropsychological performance when compared with both CBD alone and placebo in epileptic disorders in children, young people and adults?

    Recommendation ID NG144/4 Question Does the addition of THC to CBD have an effect on seizure frequency, brain structure and neuropsychological

    Research recommendation
    Published
    10 February 2020

  11. The  committee recommended that data should be collected to show how the results of the technologies affect decision-making, including biopsy decisions and decisions todischarge people with a negative colposcopy examination back to routine screening.

    Recommendation ID DG32/2 Question The committee recommended that data should be collected to show how the results of the technologies

    Research recommendation
    Published
    21 November 2018

  12. The committee recommended that further research is needed to better understand the natural history of low-volume cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) 2 lesions.

    Recommendation ID DG32/4 Question The committee recommended that further research is needed to better understand the natural history of

    Research recommendation
    Published
    21 November 2018

  13. The committee recommended that further studies should be done in a HPV primary screening setting. These studies should incorporate clinical outcome data and be designed to minimise verification bias. Future studies should consider measuring variability and should also take into account HPV genotyping status when possible, so that the difference in accuracy in a population vaccinated against HPV types 16 and 18 can be better understood.

    Recommendation ID DG32/1 Question The committee recommended that further studies should be done in a HPV primary screening setting. These studies

    Research recommendation
    Published
    21 November 2018

  14. The committee recommends collecting further data on clinical outcomes such as time to healing, and incorrect use of compression and its associated adverse consequences when possible.

    Recommendation ID DG52/3 Question The committee recommends collecting further data on clinical outcomes such as time to healing, and incorrect

    Research recommendation
    Published
    11 July 2023

  15. The committee recommends collecting further data on the impact of the automated devices on time to treatment for people with leg ulcers to reduce uncertainty in the economic modelling.

    Recommendation ID DG52/2 Question The committee recommends collecting further data on the impact of the automated devices on time to treatment

    Research recommendation
    Published
    11 July 2023