MHRA

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28 October 2013

Is there a regulation for that?

Richard Brady, a surgical registrar, is worried that too many medical apps have too little medical input ā€“ and may
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11 April 2012

Datalink to support UK life sciences

The government has launched a ā€œworld-class e-health secure research serviceā€ that will provide life science researchers with greater access to
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23 January 2012

Is there a regulation for that?

Apps are flooding into the healthcare market. But regulators are struggling to catch up ā€“ and many people in the
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12 November 2010

Yellow cards built into SystmOne

Healthcare IT supplier TPP has announced that clinicians can now report adverse drug reactions direct from its SystmOne software. The
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7 January 2010

MHRA seeks prison for fake drug pedlars

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has confirmed that it is consulting on measures to introduce prison sentences
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28 September 2006

MHRA target UK illegal drug websites

  The Medicines Healthcare and Regulatory Authority have conducted raids on five UK-based websites thought to be selling unlicensed or
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6 September 2006

New guidance on mobiles in hospitals and surgeries

The Department of Health has issued guidance about the use of mobile phones in GP surgeries and other NHS premises.
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20 February 2006

MHRA implements adverse drug reaction software

The government’s medicines safety agency has implemented new software to improve management of adverse drug reaction (ADR) data reported by
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18 January 2005

MHRA to let patients report side-effects online

The DH have implemented changes to the way that adverse drug reactions (ADRs) are reported and publicised, including allowing patients
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2 August 2004

Laptop and mobile ban lifted in new MHRA guidelines

The Medicines and Health Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has issued new guidelines about the use of wireless communication and electronics in hospitals
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