Second Chances: How new technology is transforming organ transplants
In this episode, we explore how new machine perfusion technology is changing the landscape of organ transplantation in the UK.
Our recommendations help practitioners and commissioners get the best care to people, fast, while ensuring value for the taxpayer.
In this episode, we explore how new machine perfusion technology is changing the landscape of organ transplantation in the UK.
Hundreds of thousands of people with type 2 diabetes could swap daily insulin injections for a once-a-week jab, following a NICE recommendation today (Thursday, 20 August). The switch could cut the number of injections each patient needs by 85%.
Why should AI be the next topic for NICE Listens? This blog explains why AI should be the next topic for our public engagement programme, which explores the difficult questions that sit behind complex decisions.
Modern Service Frameworks aim to make high-quality care more consistent across England. Deputy chief medical officer, Judith Richardson explains how NICE guidance is helping turn evidence into practical service improvement.
Explore support for implementing guidance, making informed decisions and getting involved with NICE.
We've created practical tools, advice and resources to help you put our recommendations into practice, overcome implementation challenges and improve uptake in local services.
We have a library of patient decision aids (PDAs) designed to support conversations between you and your healthcare professional, helping you make informed choices that reflect your values and preferences.
There are lots of ways to get involved with NICE. You can register as a stakeholder, join a committee or working group, attend open meetings, or even work with us directly to help shape our guidance
Would you like to contribute to an important annual research project that helps us to better understand the views and experiences of our audiences, informing the future development of NICE?
Our annual report and accounts covering April 2025 to March 2026 (PDF) highlight our key achievements. Find out how we’re delivering against the 10 Year Health plan, and how we’re becoming more relevant, timely, impactful and usable.