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Please fill in the attached questionnaire from NICE
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- Published on Thursday, 08 September 2011 14:30
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We have received the following notification from NICE. Could you please spare some time to fill in the attached questionnaire.
At the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, we know that it is important that members of the public know about our guidance, to help them to understand the care and treatment that the best evidence suggests that they should receive. We also know that there is more work needed to promote understanding and awareness of evidence based guidelines amongst the public, and we are hoping that you will be able to help us to do this.
To help us improve how we do this, NICE is conducting a survey to collect information on what patients and the public think of the way our current guidance is presented. We would be very grateful if you could complete a short questionnaire asking about your knowledge and experience of using our clinical guidelines. The questionnaire is a mixture of multiple choice questions and opportunities to provide more detailed replies. The survey should continue running throughout August and September.
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