Petition: Remove CBT/GET from NICE guidelines NOW (ALL COUNTRIES can sign)

Binkie4 said:
Great idea. Sorry, don't tweet but am considering it after last few days. I want to know the MPs who have tweeted support to send their names on to my MP in the hope that a group will form to push things on.
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I don't tweet either, but i don't have the cognitive fortitude to sign up and figure it out these days.
 
Jenny TipsforME said:
Is there any precedent of NICE adding a note to guidelines or withdrawing treatment before the end of a review?
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13.4 Withdrawing the guideline
Sometimes NICE's Guidance Executive decides that the recommendations in a guideline no longer apply, but that the guideline is not of sufficiently high priority for updating. In this case NICE's Guidance Executive will recommend that the whole guideline or specific recommendations are withdrawn. This decision will be consulted on with registered stakeholders."
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13.5 Exceptional updates
Exceptionally, significant new evidence may mean an update of a guideline is agreed before the next scheduled check of the need for updating (particularly when safety or safeguarding issues need to be addressed).

The evidence might be a single piece of evidence, an accumulation of evidence or other published NICE guidance. Examples include significant data from published studies, changes in licensing and patents or warnings issued by licensing agencies, major changes in costs or changes in legislation."
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Determining the need for an exceptional update
The NICE Centre responsible for the guideline advises NICE's Guidance Executive on the need for an exceptional update and which recommendations are being considered for updating. The Centre also advises on whether there is any other evidence (published, unpublished or from ongoing studies) that is relevant.

If NICE's Guidance Executive decides that an exceptional update is needed, registered stakeholders are informed of the planned approach."
 
Sly Saint said:
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13.4 Withdrawing the guideline
Sometimes NICE's Guidance Executive decides that the recommendations in a guideline no longer apply, but that the guideline is not of sufficiently high priority for updating. In this case NICE's Guidance Executive will recommend that the whole guideline or specific recommendations are withdrawn. This decision will be consulted on with registered stakeholders."
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13.5 Exceptional updates
Exceptionally, significant new evidence may mean an update of a guideline is agreed before the next scheduled check of the need for updating (particularly when safety or safeguarding issues need to be addressed).

The evidence might be a single piece of evidence, an accumulation of evidence or other published NICE guidance. Examples include significant data from published studies, changes in licensing and patents or warnings issued by licensing agencies, major changes in costs or changes in legislation."
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Determining the need for an exceptional update
The NICE Centre responsible for the guideline advises NICE's Guidance Executive on the need for an exceptional update and which recommendations are being considered for updating. The Centre also advises on whether there is any other evidence (published, unpublished or from ongoing studies) that is relevant.

If NICE's Guidance Executive decides that an exceptional update is needed, registered stakeholders are informed of the planned approach."
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Interesting. Thanks for digging this out Sly worth sharing this around making people aware that it isn’t anything unheard of that’s being asked for.
 
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