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NICE are the UK’s National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence. Their guidance helps British health professionals deliver the optimal care based on the best available evidence. It seems they like what we do and want me go show them LLLT. Watch this space. 8-)
Hi James
Good job! I have been battling the Class 4 sales guys all year. I have also been focusing on educating the Nursing population about light therapy and laser. I believe they are the next best market segment for this industry. I never see or hear of you guys here in Canada. If I can help with that let me know.
Happy Holidays
Paul
We have done at least 4 trainings in Canada this year that I can recall, doing another private (University) one on Thursday.
Fantastic news James, NICE guidance approval = evidence based guidance for UK users which hopefully means those who are “siiting on the fence (many healthcare professionals!)” as to whether there is any benefit of using the LLLT may actually be motivated to offer this approach.
its early days yet, just an invitation
This is excellent news, Well done James. We are so desperate for LLLT to become mainstream for lymphoedema management. It makes such a difference and is so hard to get CCG’s and governance to accept it. This will make such a difference to the people that matter- those it works for. Jane
NICE approve specific indications and is evidence based, LLLT for Lymphoedema is not top of the list for evidence, but it might be in the top ten.
I really appreciated your comments about Class IV versus Class 3B. I have found my Class B (LED and Laser probe) extremely effective, with caution needed as to application times. More is not necessarily better, and my best testing ground is my own myofascial pain! Also, and rarely mentioned,….After prolonged pain (spine misalignment) the drop in pain level, and very marked lift in mood, is evident. Thanks for the regular updates…sincerely, Jo M. (NZ) MA (Hons), Cert. Rehab. Studs.