NHS specialist services for ME/CFS/Long Covid
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The NICE Rapid Guideline on Long Covid was last updated 25 January 2024. It has not yet been completed because the evidence-base is still evolving. The Guideline on ME/CFS is more comprehensive and is something that the ME Association helped to create and strongly recommends. We hope the Guideline on Long Covid will be just as helpful in due course.
Please note
While patients can contact any of the existing NHS specialist services or clinics for information, referrals for assessment, diagnosis, help with coping and management, must be made by a GP.
If there isn't an NHS specialist service or clinic in a particular area a patient can be referred to one of their choosing (under the NHS Constitution), and would need to speak to a GP in the first instance.
Consider
- The impact that travelling to a service and taking part in regular management sessions could have on health.
- Once diagnosed, many specialist services and clinics will offer up to 6 or more sessions where a patient can learn how best to cope and manage their ME/CFS or Long Covid.
- Not all services or clinics are currently able to provide remote access, so please check what will be involved and how accessible the appointments are, before making any commitment or travel plans.
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