Government aims to “encourage ambitious, innovative research” and to attract “vital investment”
The UK government has launched what it says is the country’s “first ever” medical technology strategy, with the aim of “accelerating access to innovative technologies” on which the NHS currently spends about £10 billion per year.
“Building on learnings from the Covid-19 pandemic and the rapid development of medical technologies during that time, such as lateral flow tests and ventilators, this strategy will ensure the right product is available at the right price and in the right place,” the government said on 3 February.
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