The National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) and the National Health Service (NHS) England have launched a consultation on the Innovative Medicines Fund (IMF).
Although similar to the Cancer Drugs Fund (CDF), the IMF is also able to help people needing non-cancer medicines, particularly those suffering from rare diseases, to access innovative treatments earlier, when further real-world data may still be needed in order for the treatment to be approved for use on the NHS.
"The potential to benefit many more people in the UK in desperate need of new treatments"NHS England announced the creation of the IMF in July and, following its launch last week, the consultation will continue until February 11.
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