Interview: Representing UK industry - large and small
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
In what are set to be historic times for the UK's medical technology industry, its leading representative body, the Association of British Health-Care Industries (ABHI), has a major part to play. The appointment of its new chairman, Geoff Morris, was an important element of the scene-setting process. Here he tells Bernard Murphy how he sees his role one year on.
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