1. Keeping in touch with NICE:
Learning outcome
– increased awareness of how to get engaged with NICE
Use Web site
Get Involved – some used to get SCS going in their unis.
News
Forward Planner
Into practice
Evidence Awareness Services and Bulletins. + Medicines Awareness
ERGs
Student Champion workshop 28 January 2015

2. What can you do? Explore and engage with us via our website
Be active – look for opportunities
Be active – look for opportunities. Ask if you can get involved. FOR EXAMPLE – Kirsty Knight, student who spoke before me. Explore and engage with us via our website

3. Use the NICE website

4. Access all alert and newsletter services using the sign in option

5. The latest from NICE Sign up for NICE news www.nice.org.uk/newsletter
Evidence Updates Alerts
Public health Awareness Bulletin
Update for Primary Care
Medicines awareness Service
Eyes on Evidence
65,700+ people follow NICE on Twitter for guidance
NICE news
NICE news is our free monthly newsletter, keeping you up to date with important developments at NICE. Sign up for direct access to features, stories, consultations, implementation advice and published and forthcoming guidance topics

6. NICE website
News
Browse NICE news via the News page

7. Student Champion Group on Linkedin
Keeping in touch with developments whilst you are a student and beyond
Has the potential to link you directly to a range of other people on the NICE SC Group
Helps NICE to keep in touch with you
If you haven’t been invited to join the LinkedIn already, you will receive an invitation shortly.

8. Other opportunities to work with NICE in the future
Get Involved see previous posters
Student champions – work with next year’s champions
Formally evaluate your own SC work and let us know what you are doing
NEW! Review our undergraduate e-learning packages
Post qualification
apply to become a Scholar
Join a NICE committee or working group
Join an ERG
Let us know what you are doing

9. External Reference Groups (ERGs)
Would you like to play an active role in shaping tools that will help organisations to implement NICE guidance?

10. Thank you
Keep in touch