Peter Littlejohns, Michael Rawlins

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• Figures and tables. List of contributors. Glossary. Preface. Foreword. 1. The establishment of NICE. 2. NICE’s commitment to patient, carer and public involvement. 3. Patient and carer involvement in NICE clinical guidelines. 4. Patient involvement in NICE technology appraisals. 5. From patient involvement in clinical guidance to lay involvement in public health guidance. 6. Patient involvement in NICE interventional procedures. 7. Patient and voluntary organisation support for implementing NICE. Guidance. 8. Community engagement to improve health — how well is NICE implementing its own recommendations? 9. Background to NICE’s Citizens Council. 10. Ordinary people, extraordinary wisdom. 11. The Citizens Council reports. 12. Social value judgements: implementing the Citizens Council report. 13. The view of a Citizens Council member. 14. A Citizens Council in the making — dilemmas for citizens and their hosts. 15. Accountability for reasonableness and the Citizens Council. 16. Engaging the American public in setting healthcare priorities. 17. Harvesting and publishing patients’ unanswered questions about the effects of treatments. 18. The future of patient and public involvement: some concluding thoughts.

Peter Littlejohns, Michael Rawlins

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• Figures and tables. List of contributors. Glossary. Preface. Foreword. 1. The establishment of NICE. 2. NICE’s commitment to patient, carer and public involvement. 3. Patient and carer involvement in NICE clinical guidelines. 4. Patient involvement in NICE technology appraisals. 5. From patient involvement in clinical guidance to lay involvement in public health guidance. 6. Patient involvement in NICE interventional procedures. 7. Patient and voluntary organisation support for implementing NICE. Guidance. 8. Community engagement to improve health — how well is NICE implementing its own recommendations? 9. Background to NICE’s Citizens Council. 10. Ordinary people, extraordinary wisdom. 11. The Citizens Council reports. 12. Social value judgements: implementing the Citizens Council report. 13. The view of a Citizens Council member. 14. A Citizens Council in the making — dilemmas for citizens and their hosts. 15. Accountability for reasonableness and the Citizens Council. 16. Engaging the American public in setting healthcare priorities. 17. Harvesting and publishing patients’ unanswered questions about the effects of treatments. 18. The future of patient and public involvement: some concluding thoughts.

Peter Littlejohns, Michael Rawlins

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• Figures and tables. List of contributors. Glossary. Preface. Foreword. 1. The establishment of NICE. 2. NICE’s commitment to patient, carer and public involvement. 3. Patient and carer involvement in NICE clinical guidelines. 4. Patient involvement in NICE technology appraisals. 5. From patient involvement in clinical guidance to lay involvement in public health guidance. 6. Patient involvement in NICE interventional procedures. 7. Patient and voluntary organisation support for implementing NICE. Guidance. 8. Community engagement to improve health — how well is NICE implementing its own recommendations? 9. Background to NICE’s Citizens Council. 10. Ordinary people, extraordinary wisdom. 11. The Citizens Council reports. 12. Social value judgements: implementing the Citizens Council report. 13. The view of a Citizens Council member. 14. A Citizens Council in the making — dilemmas for citizens and their hosts. 15. Accountability for reasonableness and the Citizens Council. 16. Engaging the American public in setting healthcare priorities. 17. Harvesting and publishing patients’ unanswered questions about the effects of treatments. 18. The future of patient and public involvement: some concluding thoughts.