Commercialisation of Healthcare in the UK: Overview | Practical Law

Commercialisation of Healthcare in the UK: Overview | Practical Law

A Q&A guide to the commercialisation of healthcare in the UK.

Commercialisation of Healthcare in the UK: Overview

Practical Law Country Q&A 6-618-2331 (Approx. 18 pages)

Commercialisation of Healthcare in the UK: Overview

by Jane Summerfield, Hogan Lovells International LLP
Law stated as at 01 Oct 2019United Kingdom
A Q&A guide to the commercialisation of healthcare in the UK.
This Q&A provides an overview of the regulatory framework for the commercialisation of medical products in the UK. It covers the key requirements for manufacturing, advertising and selling drugs, medical devices, biological products and natural health products.
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