From The Frontline PLMR Healthcomms
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- Government
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Conversations with key voices from the frontline of health and social care in the UK. Hosted by Healthcomms Consulting and produced by PLMR.
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Perspectives of a Former Minister: The UK Government's Approach to Life Sciences
Seb Phillips in conversation with Will Quince MP, former Minister for Health & Secondary Care. In this podcast, Will discusses his 14-months as a Minister in the Department of Health and Social Care, including his reflections on the UK's innovation policy and his experiences overseeing the Medical Technology Strategy, the Voluntary Scheme for Branded Medicines Pricing and Access (VPAG) and the O’Shaughnessy Review on Commercial Clinical Trials.
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Inside the MHRA's Roadmap for New MedTech Regulations: Ensuring Safety and Driving Innovation
Sophie Figueiredo in conversation with Dr Laura Squire OBE, Chief Health Quality and Access Officer at the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). In this podcast Laura discusses the MHRA's recently published roadmap for new medical device regulations. This podcast was recorded in February 2024.
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The Future of Diversity and Inclusion in Clinical Trials
A conversation with Jameka Hill, Senior Director, Clinical Trial Health Equity at Moderna. In this podcast, Jameka Hill discusses the importance of engaging with community organisations to raise awareness about the importance of research and talks about access at a local level to ensure clinical trials reflect a diverse population and the most-at-risk.
This podcast has been sponsored and reviewed by Moderna.
UK-MRNA-2300106 Date of Preparation January 2024 -
Achieving a Net Zero Health Service
A conversation with Chris Gormley, NHS England’s Chief Sustainability Officer
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The Role of Clinical Leadership in Driving Improvement in the NHS
A conversation with Partha Kar, National Specialty Advisor for Diabetes
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NHS75: Can Innovative Technology Transform the NHS?
A conversation with National Clinical Director for Innovation at NHS England, Professor Tony Young