UK MHRA In The Spotlight As Cumberlege Review Puts Medtech Safety At The Top Of Health Agenda
Executive Summary
The findings of the Cumberlege Review into how safety issues for three medical product groups were handled will shape debate on the UK’s new devices legislation, now going through parliament. The MHRA’s devices regulatory activity also comes in for scrutiny.
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