In the spring of 2011, the APPG on Improving Patient Access to Medical Technology was established for the following reasons:

  • To raise awareness amongst parliamentarians of the developments and the benefits to patients of medical technology.
  • To highlight the barriers to the uptake of medical technology. To improve access to proven, cost effective medical technologies.
  • To highlight the economic advantages to the NHS and the fiscal benefits to the wider British economy.
  • To develop recommendations to improve access to medical technology nad get more value and better quality outcomes for the patient, the NHS, the taxpayer and the wider economy.

The group is chaired by Ian Liddell-Grainger MP.

Weber Shandwick Public Affairs (a consultancy) is retained by Medical Technology Group to act as the secretariat to the APPG on Improving Patient Access to Medical Technology.

For information on the APPG's activity, please see below:

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