NCEPOD defines its impact as any effect arising following the publication of a report, and this is continually monitored to see both short-term and long term effects.
NCEPOD assesses its impact through social media engagement, local hospital QI projects, citations and national system changes.
Please contact info@ncepod.org.uk with examples of local initiatives, as we are always interested in hearing about the impact of our recommendations.
Embedded into GIRFT Paediatric Rheumatology
NICE Guideline 73: Endometriosis: diagnosis and management
Embedded into GIRFT pathway
This has initiated lots of local change
Standardised national treatment consent form and embedded into national service specification
NICE Guideline 104: Pancreatitis
Embedded into the Intensive Care Society standards
Development of NELA and the SORT risk prediction calculator
Evidence for Sir Bruce Keogh’s review of cosmetic surgery
NICE Guideline 148: Acute kidney injury, and the NHS ‘Think Kidneys’ campaign
Development of acute oncology services and national chemotherapy standards
NICE Clinical Guideline 4: Sickle cell disease: managing acute painful episodes in hospital
Development of major trauma centres
NICE Clinical Guideline 50: Acutely ill adults in hospital: recognising and responding to deterioration
CEPOD theatres and a reduction in out-of-hours operating
