Pharmacy Storage
Given the complexity of storing some modern medicines; either because of unusual storage requirements, because of the value of the product or simply because of space considerations, what can a pharmacy do?
Given the complexity of storing some modern medicines; either because of unusual storage requirements, because of the value of the product or simply because of space considerations, what can a pharmacy do?
Given all the recent attention that has rightly been placed on the upcoming changes to medicinal products for the UK market, as a result of the implementation of parts of the Windsor Framework, it would be easy to assume that similar changes or at least thought processes would apply to other products.
In good news for the UK Health economy, the Government last week published a draft policy to allow medical devices and IVDs that have been approved in certain other countries quicker access to the UK market.
Those companies manufacturing and handling medical devices should be aware that there are changes to the UK regulatory environment coming.
It is quite easy to think that Brexit must have been done by now, but the reality is that it isn’t. I was reminded of this doing my trawl through the daily GOV.UK Brexit email.