Hi there. Following feedback that some were having difficulty accessing the FREE eLearning resource that accompanied the NICE Shared Decision Making Guideline via MS Teams, we have uploaded it to the NICE website here: https://t.co/DkqDuJrTIO
Enjoy and pls give us your feedback!
NICE has today published its new shared decision making guideline, which aims to help people using healthcare services feel more confident in discussing care and treatment options with their healthcare teams. Read more: https://t.co/rIc8jo6eDn
The NICE Shared decision making guideline is published
This is probably the most impactful guideline we will publish this year. But guidelines aren’t enough. They need implementing. This fantastic FREE eLearning package will help https://t.co/DkqDuJrTIO
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Shared decision making between patients and clinicians should be embedded throughout healthcare services, says NICE, in draft guidance published today. Read more: https://t.co/Vu13GHz3rp
We've recently published an article in @ijtahc reflecting on twenty years of patient involvement in health technology assessment at @NICEComms.
You can read it here:https://t.co/AorgOc9iSI
#PatientInvolvement#HTA#PPI
...finally (no useful links in this tweet):
None of us have lived through anything like this before. It's okay to not be okay. It's alright to need help or have a cry, whether you're on the front line or social distancing.
Look after yourself, people love you, and this is hard
NICE has published its first 3 rapid COVID-19 guidelines. They will cover the management of:
➡️Patients in critical care
➡️Patients who are having kidney dialysis
➡️Patients who are receiving systemic anticancer treatments.
Read more here: https://t.co/u1JQ57OU6t
We're supporting the NHS and social care to respond quickly to the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic. We've brought together information that may help you: https://t.co/sTlCJKyhig
GPs understanding of the benefits and harms of long term treatments. Paper out today https://t.co/1YYIYlFTL8 Shows we GPs have a real knowledge gap about the absolute size of treatment effects. System problem, not individuals and some good news too. Thread 1/22
Anyone know of someone who's a size 10 with the opposite leg amputated to this chap? loads of brand new right foot trainers all similar to the ones in the pic? if you know anyone who could use them they're there to be taken, or even swap😉
Friendly (but critical) conference reminder: ALWAYS use the microphone. It's an accessibility issue. Don't ask the audience if it's OK not to - that requires people with disabilities to publically self-identify when they may not wish to. Let's stop seeing inclusion as optional.
Shared decision making (SDM) is when health professionals and patients work together.
#GetInvolved: Our new #SDM guideline committee is looking for patient and carer members: https://t.co/mUf3rK7qfW #charitytuesday
We're looking for someone to join our team!
Do you have a flair for organising and managing projects? Can you help create systems and processes to ensure an effective service to our team?
More info & application details here: https://t.co/sut3zUjjPT #PPI#BusinessMgmt
Do you have experience of chairing committees and putting people who use services at the heart of decisions about their care? Then we need you! We're looking for a lay person to chair our committee looking at shared decision-making: https://t.co/X2HxKBcfRc #sdm#GetInvolved#ppi