- adults with FEP or early schizophrenia.
- subsequent acute episodes of psychosis or schizophrenia
- adults with schizophrenia in remission
- Psychological and psychosocial interventions for adults with schizophrenia or psychosis, including in remission
- Depot/long acting injectable antipsychotic medication
- Interventions for people whose illness has not responded adequately to treatment
- Possible psychosis
- Access to and delivery of services for children and young people with schizophrenia or psychosis
- Pharmacological interventions for First and subsequent acute episode psychosis (FEP) in children and young people
- Antipsychotic-induced weight gain
- Interventions for children and young people with psychosis or schizophrenia whose illness has not responded adequately to treatment
Personality and conduct disorders
Guideline
Updates planned and in progress
Key topic areas we’re proposing to actively monitor
Eating disorders
Guideline
Updates planned and in progress
Key topic areas we’re proposing to actively monitor
- Psychological treatment for adults with:
- anorexia nervosa
- bulimia
- binge eating
Criminal justice
Guideline
Updates planned and in progress
Key topic areas we’re proposing to actively monitor
Self-harm & suicide prevention
Guideline
Updates planned and in progress
Key topic areas we’re proposing to actively monitor
Harmful sexual behaviour
Guideline
Updates planned and in progress
Key topic areas we’re proposing to actively monitor
Violence and aggression
Guideline
Updates planned and in progress
Key topic areas we’re proposing to actively monitor
- Anticipating and reducing the risk of violence and aggression
- Using restrictive interventions in inpatient psychiatric settings
- Managing violence and aggression in children and young people
Wellbeing
Guideline
Updates planned and in progress
Key topic areas we’re proposing to actively monitor
- Occupational therapy interventions to promote wellbeing in over 65s
- Physical activity interventions to promote wellbeing in over 65s
Maternal mental health
Guideline
Updates planned and in progress
Key topic areas we’re proposing to actively monitor
Learning disabilities
Guideline
Updates planned and in progress
Key topic areas we’re proposing to actively monitor
Methods
Areas for active monitoring are identified by our maintaining and updating our guideline portfolio process including validation with stakeholders.
Active monitoring is ongoing surveillance in key topic areas. It involves one or more of:
- monitoring studies in progress by systematically searching for ongoing studies and assessing the results when published
- monitoring newly published studies by continuous searching of newly published evidence
- system monitoring by systematically collating intelligence from the health and care system and working with partners to identify areas of change.
If you have new information, intelligence or evidence relevant to any of the key topic areas listed above, please contact prioritisation@nice.org.uk.
