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NICE cancer guidance and technology appraisals (UK)

The UK body that decides which cancer treatments the NHS pays for, publishing detailed appraisals of cost per quality-adjusted life year for each drug, plus clinical guidelines. Its decisions are widely read as an independent view of value.

NICE technology appraisals (since 1999) assess clinical and cost-effectiveness against a threshold of about £20,000-30,000 per QALY (with end-of-life and severity modifiers), and can recommend, restrict, or route drugs to the Cancer Drugs Fund for data collection. Clinical guidelines (e.g. NG12 suspected cancer recognition and referral) set diagnostic pathways. Appraisal documents contain manufacturer models, evidence review group critiques and committee reasoning, making them one of the most transparent public sources on drug value; decisions often diverge from FDA/EMA licensing.

Holds
UK clinical guidelines (NG series), technology appraisals with cost-effectiveness decisions for every new cancer drug (including Cancer Drugs Fund managed access), quality standards and pathways.
Licence
Open Government Licence / NICE terms
Maintainer
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence

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