Patient power should be placed at the heart of a new relationship between the pharmaceutical industry and the National Health Service, UK life sciences minister George Freeman has said.
In a keynote address to more than 50 UK healthcare leaders, Mr Freeman called for an “effective and unambiguous working relationships between the companies developing new treatments and the clinicians who will make the decisions on using them”.
But he also stressed the importance of putting patient priorities at the top of the agenda. “The patient voice has to be at the heart of this and lead us into this new landscape,” he said.
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