End of life care quality standard
NICE quality standards are specific, concise statements for the treatment and prevention of different diseases and conditions derived from the best available evidence. They are developed independently of NICE by professionals and service users and address effectiveness, safety and patient experience. Quality standards mean that health and social care professionals can make decisions about care based on the latest evidence and best practice and people using services know what they can expect from health and social care providers.
Would you like to take part in the NICE end of life care quality standard? It is an opportunity for you to draw on your experience and to influence what is produced. Consultation takes place from 9am on 24 June until 20 July. Registration is now open. The quality standard is due to be published on Wednesday 9 November.