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Latest NICE guidance for Type 2
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6cats
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I have read allowed of this from MICE are. No wonder care, advice and support is so poor. More advice, support, education in school would go a long way to prevent this. I wonder who writes all of this?
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A panel of so called experts with a load of letters following their names and huge salaries.
They can stick their guidelines where the sun never shines.
Sorry Doug should have said thanks for posting though..forgetting my manners.
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Unfortunately their word is our bond (or bind).
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I didn't get where I am today by waiting round for guidelines .
And don't forget that The theft of invention is the mother and father of a lie
And don't forget that The theft of invention is the mother and father of a lie
Not strictly true. There is also patient representation on the panels that set these guidelines.
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That is true but who carries the weight in these matters the so called experts with the letters behind their names. They will listen to the patient reps then they will decide what is best then the bean counters will have the final say.
As one who is a public patient voice for the Dept of Health and NHS England, I can assure you that the input of myself and others carries greater weight than you imply.
Do you mean that the NICE recommendations reflect your input? Were there any recommendations that you urged them to change? Are you happy with the current guidelines?
I have not worked on these NICE Guidelines. My involvement has been on dentistry nationally and healthcare in London. I do know that NHS England has a team of lay people whose job it is to make sure that lay input into its various committees is valued and taken into account
