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The Accelerated Access Review aims to speed up access to innovative drugs, devices and diagnostics for NHS patients.
Sir Hugh Taylor talks about the need for commitment and collaboration to make sure the Accelerated Access Review proposals become reality.
Sets out recommendations to speed up access to innovative healthcare and technologies, to improve efficiency and outcomes for NHS patients.
New recommendations set out how patients could get quicker access to innovative new diagnostic tools, treatments, and medical technologies.
Lord Prior welcomes new ambitions to speed up patient access to innovative new treatments.
This guide gives an overview of the innovation pathway for products to be used by the NHS.
Proposals for accelerated access pathways for medicines, diagnostics, medical devices and digital products.
Outlines the main themes in stakeholders' feedback to the Accelerated Access Review interim report.
Looks at issues relating to the ethics of medicines adaptive pathways for patients (MAPPs) including the use of real world data.
Assesses the practicality of recommendations from the Accelerated Access Review interim report.
Recommendations to build on achievements of Early Access to Medicines Scheme and improve adoption of innovative medicines across the NHS.
Hilary Newiss, Chair of National Voices, asks for your opinion on how to give patients and service users a say at every stage of innovation.
Dr Stuart Dollow explains why a National Innovation Partnership is crucial to ensuring the uptake of innovation across the NHS.
Asking the right questions early on is important if innovations are to be adopted across the NHS, argues John Jeans.
Sir Hugh Taylor explains how your feedback has helped shape the 5 propositions in the Accelerated Access Review’s (AAR's) interim report.
Sir Hugh Taylor sets out 5 propositions to speed up access to transformative health technology that can change the lives of NHS patients.
The second phase of engagement kicks off with Accelerated Access Review’s (AAR) interim report from independent Chair, Sir Hugh Taylor.
Sir Hugh Taylor looks at some of the barriers that people have talked about in the Accelerated Access Review's (AAR's) engagement exercise.
Sir Hugh Taylor announces, and explains the benefits of, an extension of the review.
The Accelerated Access Review (AAR) has paused its online engagement to analyse the feedback received and prepare its interim report.
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