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21 July 2015
Press release
Today the National Clinical Guideline Centre (NCGC) is pleased to announce a new 6 year contract to deliver NICE guidelines for the NHS. Hosted by the Royal College of Physicians (RCP), the NCGC is one of the largest clinical guideline development organisations in the world and is a partnership between the royal colleges of General Practitioners, Nursing, Physicians and Surgeons.
27 April 2017
Guideline
... sector.
You can read the guideline on NICE's website.
..., is not included. The guideline will also be relevant to, but does not cover the practice of, those... of febrile convulsions.
The guideline makes recommendations concerning the care provided by healthcare...
Notes on the scope of the guidance
NICE guidelines are developed in accordance with a scope that defines what the guideline will and will not cover. The guideline addresses
21 August 2017
Guideline
... patient outcomes.
You can read the guideline on NICE's website.
...) are also excluded. The scope of the guideline does not cover the practical aspects of administration (as opposed to the prescription) of IV fluids.
It is hoped that this guideline will lead to better... fluid balance.
In developing the guideline, it was necessary to limit the scope by excluding patient... of this NICE guideline is to help prescribers understand the:
physiological principles that underpin fluid
21 August 2017
Guideline
... with congenital heart disease precipitating atrial fibrillation.
You can read the guideline on NICE's... to stop the abnormal electrical impulses that cause atrial fibrillation.
This updated guideline
27 April 2017
Guideline
...
Who is it for?
NHS staff responsible for patients in hospital (including critical care) and long-term residential care settings (including primary care healthcare professionals)
Adult hospital patients
Adults in long-term residential care or a nursing home
Family and carers of people with or at high risk of developing delirium
You can read the guideline on NICE's website.
21 August 2017
Guideline
... the guideline on NICE's website.
... (such as the guidance on epilepsy [NICE clinical guideline 20]; replaced by NICE clinical guideline 137... management plan. The approach of the Guideline Development Group was to produce a guideline in the form... such as epilepsy, and psychogenic attacks.
This guideline aims to define the appropriate pathways... collapse without TLoC and this guideline does not cover that situation. There are various causes
21 August 2017
Guideline
....
You can read the guideline on NICE's website.
..., and this guideline describes evidence‑based best practice for their deployment.
Topics updated from the 2004 guideline include:
diagnosing type 1 diabetes
structured education programmes
insulin preparations....
Reasons for the update
NICE last produced a guideline on type 1 diabetes in 2004 (NICE clinical guideline 15). Since then, life expectancy for adults living with type 1 diabetes has
27 April 2017
Guideline
... them safely.
You can read the guideline on NICE's website.
21 August 2017
Guideline
..., and this guideline is equally applicable to them.
Rationale for the update
Since the publication of the NICE clinical guideline on the prevention of healthcare-associated infection in primary.... This guideline is commissioned by the NHS, but people providing healthcare in other settings, such as private settings, may also find the guidance relevant.
This guideline applies to all healthcare workers....
Audience
The population covered in this guideline is all adults and children receiving healthcare
21 September 2021
Guideline
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Multimorbidity aims to improve quality of life by promoting shared decisions based on what is important to each person in terms of treatments, health priorities, lifestyle and goals. The guideline sets out which people are most likely to benefit from an approach to care that takes account of multimorbidity, how they can be identified and what the care involves.
Recommendations
This guideline includes recommendations on:
taking account of multimorbidity in tailoring an approach