UK Offers To Help ‘Innovation Passport’ Holders Tackle Market Access Challenges
Executive Summary
The option of receiving early, joined-up advice from HTA bodies in England, Scotland and Wales is among several tools that companies can use if their product is admitted to the UK’s Innovative Licensing and Access Pathway.
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