NICE campaign

Recent surveys and anecdotal evidence highlights the poor treatment that tinnitus sufferers receive from the NHS. The main problem for GPs is not one of diagnosis. That is easy. However, the problem is that there are insufficient secondary care services: from consultants to support services. The service is inconsistent. Some GPs give basic advice and support, while others neither have the time nor the knowledge to give even that...

Nick Palmer supports ATR's campaign for national guidelines on tinnitusATR is calling for the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) to offer national, consistent guidelines for identifying and dealing with tinnitus. The campaign, which is being backed by Dr Nick Palmer MP, encourages everyone to get involved: healthcare professionals, patients, carers, and the public.�

Make a big difference to tinnitus sufferers in the UK! Suggest Tinnitus as a topic to be investigated by NICE.

Completing the NICE form

The NICE website form is easy enough to complete. It may take you ten minutes, however it is worth the effort! It asks for your name, email address, role i.e. patient, healthcare worker etc., location, and whether you are responding as an individual or organisation.

Please answer from your perspective and your own knowledge. However to help you, here are some tips to make it easier to complete the form.

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