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Evidence-based interventions and clinical standards (EBICS)
Under Review — this page was due to be reviewed
by Wednesday, 04 September 2024. The information shown here may be outdated.
EBICS process: From 1 February 2024
If you believe that your patient meets all the required EBICS criteria, then a referral should then be made directly to the provider of choice.
A referral letter should be attached and include the relevant information that demonstrates adherence to the policy.
GP practices will no longer need to complete the EBICS application form.
The secondary care provider will also be responsible for checking compliance against the EBICS policy before proceeding with treatment.
From 1 February 2024, if you have an issue in relation to EBICS, please raise it with the NCL EBICS Team via email. e: nclicb.ebics-policy@nhs.net.
Review date: Wednesday, 04 September 2024
Useful resources
Evidence-Based Interventions
https://ebi.aomrc.org.ukNHS Evidence-Based Interventions Programme
https://www.england.nhs.uk
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NCL EBICS policy v9.2 (NCL ICB, February 2024)
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NCL EBICS policy toolkit (NCL ICB, February 2024)
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NCL EBICS policy: Changes to previous version (SCW CSU, February 2024)
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