The mood-music emanating from the TBI and from central government is, for me, heartening. I have witnessed first-hand for 30 years the counterproductive friction, resistance and the costs - in terms of both population health outcomes and the UK economy - to research and development from using resources such as anonymous, NHS routine data (real world data [RWD]). Hopefully, we are at an inflection point and things will now change; and quickly. However, it is essential that people in the public sector and the university sector recognise that this should be driven by the private sector, at least in a public-private partnership. The public sector, the university sector, and wider society in turn then benefit from innovation, and wealth & job creation. Fingers crossed!
Technological advancements will revolutionise the future of medicine – from accelerating drug discovery to providing earlier diagnosis of chronic diseases, advancing genomic sequencing and driving essential R&D efforts.
In conversation with Richard Lui at #MIGlobal, TBI Executive Chairman, Tony Blair, discusses how the 21st-century technology revolution will transform health care for all: https://bit.ly/47HmgGy
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SVP, Global Head Precision Medicine
2wNicely done Banu