Sentence examples for nice establishing from inspiring English sources

In the absence of contemporaneous guidance from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) establishing standards of care, data from retrospective local audits were assessed against the recommendations of ASCO 2007 [ 22].

Prior to 2005 all appraisals were undertaken using its Multiple Technology Appraisal MTAA) process. 1 However, following criticism of the slow production of guidance, 2 3 NICE established the Single Technology Appraisal (STA) process in 2005 with the objective of producing faster guidance closer to the time of product launch.

NICE was established as a special Health Authority in April 1999.

NICE have established a new National Collaborating Centre for Cancer, which will begin a long-term programme of clinical guideline development in cancer from April 2003.

doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6600369 www.bjcancer.com © 2002 Cancer Research UK On the 1st of April 1999, the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) was established to evaluate the clinical and cost effectiveness of various different medical technologies including pharmaceuticals.

The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) was established to improve the quality of health care in England and Wales through the provision of guidance on the clinical and cost-effectiveness of health interventions.

As mentioned above, care has been taken to strictly follow the NICE-guidelines in establishing a diagnosis, and pragmatic language abnormalities are not of high relevance in this process.

We continued along the path, establishing a nice rhythm as we passed through the dark tunnels under the West Side transverses and park entrances.

Some nice relationships were established between Bruce and his butler, Alfred, policeman Jim Gordon, and his love interest Rachel Dawes.

After a year's absence it would be nice to re-establish ourselves on the main European stage.

If her gay male companions established "nice," careful, and remote public personas, especially in straight society, Dorothy gave voice to the ultimately self-punishing anger they had learned to repress.