Sentence examples for nice reports from inspiring English sources
"That's the way they want to run their campaign and they can have nice reports which show lots of money.
The other clear benefit of NGS in the clinic, evidenced by some nice reports in the literature, is to diagnose children with rare diseases.
Unit prices were taken from hospital pharmacy records, published NICE reports 7 8 12 (where available), published literature, 13 14–16 National Health Service (NHS) reference costs 17 and the British National Formulary (BNF, 2012), 18 without adjusting for inflation.
NICE reported an estimated average cost saving of £1000£250 500000) per patient year in switching to atypical antipsychotics (NICE 2002a), and although aripiprazole was not available in the UK at the time guidance was issued, the clinical evidence suggest that it too could result in similar cost savings.
However, officials in the Department of Health said that the NICE report was an unofficial document, indicating that it should not be considered as guidance by hospitals.
These are not McKinsey-types who write a nice report and charge a fat fee for it.
(Here's a nice report from the Canyon Courier about the dedication).
NICE reported no consensus on timing and frequency of repeat ultrasound scans for initially inconclusive scans and identified this as a research priority.
The NICE report states that "In adults, coexisting symptoms, syndromes and disorders are frequently found to exist alongside the core ADHD syndrome, but their distinction from ADHD and the reasons for high rates of coexistence are not well addressed in the current literature" [ 3].
Based on a cost for SPECT derived from a further NICE report, Table 1 compares the costs and effectiveness of the three strategies and demonstrates a potential saving of £964 per patient with no loss in life-expectancy which, if extrapolated to a national level, could save in excess of £1.5 million per year.
