Sentence examples for nice issue from inspiring English sources

"It's a nice issue to have," said Nosworthy.

Nice issued new guidelines recommending doctors should offer the drugs to almost half a million menopausal women.

In 2015 Nice issued guidelines once more recommending that a single named health or social care professional should be identified as the discharge coordinator.

A recently established UK government advisory body, the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE), issued guidance that Relenza should not be prescribed through the National Health Service because it had yet to prove its cost-effectiveness among high-risk groups.

It's like saying unemployment or the economy are nice issues to tackle.

In response NICE issued their supplementary guidance for the appraisal of life-extending, end of life treatments [ 19].

Appraisals were also excluded (19 STAs and 7 MTAs) if they had been suspended or postponed following initial referral from the Department of Health but before NICE issued the final scope document.

NICE issued a clinical guideline on depression in 2004, which was subsequently revised in 2009 41; even allowing for delayed diffusion or anticipatory effects, it is unlikely to explain any changes we observed from 2006 onwards.

On the basis of the available evidence, NICE issued a recommendation in 2006 that practitioners, policy makers and commissioners should neither endorse nor refer people to exercise referral schemes to promote physical activity unless those schemes were 'part of a properly designed and controlled research study to determine effectiveness' [ 6, 7].

4 Since then, and following results from several clinical trials, 5– 8 statins have become one of the most routinely prescribed class of drugs in the UK. 9 The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) issues guidelines on the prescription of statins for UK general practitioners (GP).

In May 2009, NICE will issue final guidance that will take into account new supplementary criteria to be applied in drugs used at 'End of Life', and because of this it is expected that one or more of the reviewed drugs will be recommended.