Major progress has been made in delivering a more efficient and adaptable regulatory framework for clinical trials, and Lawrence Tallon, chief executive of the UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has reflected on International Clinical Trials Day.
New regulations – which represent the most significant update to the UK clinical trials landscape in 20 years – are designed to put participants firmly at the centre of how trials are run, while supporting faster, more streamlined approvals, making it easier to test new treatments in the UK.
“I’ve experienced first-hand the life-changing impact clinical research can have on patients and their families. This, combined with the benefits it brings to the economy, is why it’s so important we ensure the UK is one the most attractive places in the world to conduct trials,” said Mr Tallon.
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