The Citizens Council of the UK's National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), which provides public input into the Institute's work, will hold its next meeting in London on November 27-28, at which it will be asked to consider in what circumstances the NICE and its advisory committees should consider recommending technologies that do not meet the agency's current threshold for cost-effectiveness. The Citizens Council will hear evidence from speakers covering all aspects of this topic, before taking part in thorough discussions to examine the issues in detail.
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