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NICE Guideline Development Process and Involvement Opportunities for Stakeholders

Gain insights into NICE's guideline development process, ways to stay informed, and how stakeholders can get involved. Learn about scoping, committees, surveillance, and updating guidelines to ensure relevance. Stay updated with new evidence and contribute to shaping healthcare practice.

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NICE Guideline Development Process and Involvement Opportunities for Stakeholders

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  1. Cochrane and NICE Guidelines: A view from NICE Dr Nichole Taske Centre for Clinical Practice, NICE

  2. To cover • An outline of the NICE guideline development process; • How to find out about guidelines in development; • How to get involved/register interest in a particular guideline.

  3. 1. The NICE guideline development process

  4. NICE clinical guideline programme • The largest publicly-funded national guidelines programme in the world • 233 guidelines published since 2002(172 new topics, 47 updates and 14 standing committee updates) • Involving over 1000 people (most on a voluntary basis) • Includes areas of public health, social care and service delivery.

  5. NICE Guidance by Year

  6. Guideline Development Process Topic referral Scoping Development ~2 years Consultation Surveillance and Update Validation Publication

  7. 2. How to find out about guidelines in development

  8. Guidelines in development-1

  9. Guidelines in development-2

  10. Guidelines in development-2a

  11. Guidelines in development-2b

  12. 2. How to get involved/register interest in a guideline: - Stakeholder; - Committee member; - Guideline development; - Guideline surveillance

  13. Stakeholder registration

  14. The scoping process • The scoping process comprises: • A pre-consultation stakeholder workshop • A 4 week consultation period with stakeholders See Chapter 2 of ‘Developing NICE Guidelines: The Manual’ http://www.nice.org.uk/article/pmg20/chapter/2-the-scope

  15. NICE Guideline Committees • Clinicians • Researchers • Service managers • Health economists • Patients/carers

  16. Guideline development • Ensure reviews relevant to the NHS are up-to-date • Work alongside guideline developers to provide updated Cochrane reviews; • Challenges: • Aligning timelines; • Ensuring review questions (PICO) are compatible • Stakeholder consultation on draft guideline

  17. Updating our guidelinesKeeping up to date with new evidence Maintaining the catalogue of 233 published guidelines: • Surveillance reviews • Ability to update discrete areas of guideline

  18. Surveillance process • Guidelines are reviewed every 2 years post-publication; • Process encompasses: • Literature review; • Topic-specific strategies (CRG liaison) • e.g. Dementia; NE; Eczema • Intelligence gathering • Stakeholder consultation (‘no to update’ decisions at 4 & 8 years only);

  19. Thank you. Nichole.Taske@nice.org.uk

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