Flexibility Is Key To Making England’s Innovative Medicines Fund Work
Executive Summary
Stakeholders are calling for NHS England and NHS Improvement (NHSE&I) and the health technology assessment body NICE to bring more flexibility into England’s new Innovative Medicines Fund, which is due for launch later in 2021.
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