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The Citizens Council provides NICE with a public perspective on overarching moral and ethical issues that NICE should take into account when producing guidance. Made up of members of the public, broadly representative of the adult UK population, the Council operates through a “citizens’ jury” style meeting, to explore and respond to a question set by NICE. Following each meeting, a report is prepared and presented to the NICE Board.

Contents

• What Ethical and Practical Issues Need to Be Considered in the Use of Anonymised Information Derived from Personal Care Records as Part of the Evaluation of Treatments and Delivery of Care?
  November 11, 2015.
• What Are the Societal Values That Need to Be Considered When Making Decisions about Trade-Offs between Equity and Efficiency?
  May 9, 2014.
• What Aspects of Benefit, Cost and Need Should NICE Take into Account When Developing Social Care Guidance?
  January 25, 2013.
• How Should NICE Assess Future Costs and Health Benefits?
  November 4, 2011.
• The Use of Incentives to Improve Health
  May 22, 2010.
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