How To: NICE guidelines

[@aaroncherubin8182]

Thank you very much for taking the time to walk us through.

[@Freda305]

It's a real treat when I check TH-cam and discover Claire has uploaded a new video!

[@zara-joatherton1718]

This is a very good video. NICE website is definitely a minefield but you making it clear what we as nurses need compared to other roles is very helpful. You end up reading things that are not relevant to you and this loses what we actually need as you do end up giving up. I’ll look at the website in another way now so thank you ❤️

[@Johnny_GA]

Didn't hear a word you say, you beauty distrusted me. Need to watch it over. 😊

[@jacobtunji4869]

Thanks very helpful

[@ajinkyagaikwad3542]

Hi! Ma’am the NICE pathway option isn’t available on the website. It’s really confusing where to click to find the guidelines. Can you please help?

[@ClaireCarmichael]

@ajinkyagaikwad3542 it depends what you're searching for etc. I usually just Google NICE guidelines and then the condition and it comes up.

[@augustinestephensteve7rock327]

Thanks Claire

[@tonybrimmicombe5454]

I think I spend more time going through NICE guidelines for my essays than I do anywhere else as much of the material is evidence-based. Funny though, the one website we are told to avoid in essays is the NHS. I can see why when I read it, it's not meant for us. But 1 down and 5 essays to go in the second year. And I'll graduate next year, how time flies.

[@ClaireCarmichael]

Morning Tony :)
NHS is good but you’re right it’s not really for us. I use it a lot now to send my patients info tho :)
Hope you’re getting on ok - keep going whooop! X

[@barbaraosato1054]

My claire!🥰

[@jesuslovesyou1]

Have a great day special person

[@ClaireCarmichael]

Good morning - thank you! Same to you 🥰