Making the UK the best milieu for delivering medical innovations using in silico evidence and regulatory science.
A well-integrated and cohesive community can deliver a national strategy that accelerates the adoption of in silico trials and supports its uptake by the UK’s LifeSciences sector.
The strategy must be adapted to the specific challenges, drivers, and opportunities in the UK, and engage with international initiatives to achieve faster, safer, and more cost-effective innovation for patient benefit.
In silico trials
refers to the development of patient-specific models and simulations to form virtual cohorts for assessing the safety and/or efficacy of new drugs and new medical devices.
In silico, in vitro, in vivo, in situ…
Complementary sources of scientific evidence and drive confidence in patient benefit, safety, and effectiveness
In silico medicine
or computational medicine, is an emerging discipline devoted to quantitative approaches for understanding the mechanisms, diagnosis, and treatment of human disease through the systematic application of mathematics, engineering, and computational science.
1n Silico Trials: Market Size & Areas of Early Adoption in Medical Product Innovation & Regulation
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Driving UK innovation, policy, and regulation in life sciences and healthtech for patient benefit
A community driving innovation and growth for patient safety and benefit using in silico evidence and regulatory science
"The TIGRR Report recommends the Prime Minister how the UK can reshape its approach to regulation and seize new opportunities from Brexit with its newfound regulatory freedoms."
Rt Hon Sir Iain Duncan Smith MP, the Rt Hon Theresa Villiers MP, and George Freeman MP, The Taskforce on Innovation, Growth and Regulatory Reform
“We will use the provisions of the Medicines and Medical Devices Act 2021 to overhaul our clinical trial frameworks, giving a major boost to the UK’s world-class R&D sector and get patients access to new lifesaving medicines more quickly.”
Lord Frost statement to the House of Lords on Brexit opportunities, Sep 16th 2021.
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Coordinated by InnovateUK KTN and the Royal Academy of Engineering, in collaboration with Avicenna Alliance and the Virtual Human Physiological Institute, we work with trade organisations, regulators, standardisation bodies and UK government.
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