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We have developed a range of educational tools for healthcare professionals in collaboration with BMJ Learning. All educational modules focus on NICE guidance and are online, interactive and free.
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We produce a range of free support tools to help you put our guidance into practice - from costing templates and clinical audit to commissioning guides and slide sets.
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Putting NICE guidance into practice benefits everyone - the public, patients, carers, the NHS and Local Authorities.
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Shared learning stories
How guidance is being put into practice. Visit our shared learning solution -
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Manchester Royal Infirmary has developed an innovative approach to dialysis delivery which empowers patients to perform haemodiaylsis at home Read the article Tell us about your experience
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The Shared Learning Award winners include 18 projects in practice in the NHS, local authorities, voluntary and other organisations Read more shared learning stories
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Implementation tools
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- TA282 Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis - pirfenidone: costing template Costing template
- Percutaneous electrical nerve stimulation for refractory neuropathic pain: addendum to systematic review Audit support
- CG158 Conduct disorders in children and young people: costing template Costing template
- CG158 Conduct disorders in children and young people: costing report Costing report
- CG157 Hyperphosphataemia in chronic kidney disease: costing report Costing report
- CG157 Hyperphosphataemia in chronic kidney disease: costing template Costing template
- TA274 Macular oedema (diabetic) - ranibizumab: costing template Costing template
- CG156 Fertility: costing template Costing template
- CG156 Fertility: costing report Costing report
- CG155 Psychosis and schizophrenia in children and young people: costing template Costing template
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NICE implementation programme
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Putting NICE guidance into practice can be challenging. NICE has set up a programme to help support implementation. We believe that by working with the NHS local authorities private and voluntary sectors, and the wider public NICE can help ensure its gudance is implemented.
- Read about the NICE implementation programme
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Commissioning guides
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NICE commissioning guides are topic-specific, web-based resources supporting clinical service redesign, Each commissioning guide signposts and provides topic-specific information on key clinical and service-related issues to consider during the commissioning process.
- Read more commissioning guides
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Help implement NICE guidance
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NICE actively seeks feedback from those involved in implementing our guidance, by contributing to and joining our panels and working group and by sending us your feedback on our processes and support materials.
- Read more about how you can help implement the guidance
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