"Bonfire of the Quangos" Implications for Life Sciences - Medical Science Liaison Association

The NHS Overhaul: Navigating the abolition of NHS England… and beyond!

Masterclass Details:

The UK healthcare landscape is undergoing one of the most significant transformations in decades with the abolition of NHS England and a shift in responsibility for key functions.

In this 60-minute masterclass, our expert panel will dissect the implications of these reforms for the Life Sciences industry.

Gain insights into how decision-making processes will change, the role of devolved administrations, what this means for partnerships with the NHS and how the industry can adapt and respond.

Designed for Life Sciences professionals, this session will provide strategic guidance on adapting to the evolving structure and ensuring continued success in a transformed NHS.

Join us live to get your questions answered and gain expert perspectives into the NHS’s future.

Key Learning Objectives:

What the abolition of NHS England means for the Life Sciences industry
How funding and procurement processes will be affected
Key changes in NHS decision-making and engagement strategies
Opportunities and challenges in working with the new NHS structure
Lessons from past NHS reorganisations and how to stay ahead of the curve

Date and time

2nd May 2025 13:00 – 14:00 (BST)

“Bonfire of the Quangos” Implications for Life Sciences

Speakers

Testimonials

Louise Rudd, Senior Medical Science Liaison

Novartis UK

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Bristol-Myers Squibb

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Merck Group

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The University of Edinburgh

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