InSilicoUK - A pro-innovation regulatory science and innovation network funded by InnovateUK
Our goal? To deliver medical breakthroughs that benefit patients, spur economic growth, and place the UK at the forefront of healthcare innovation. Get ready for a healthier, brighter future!
Where in silico evidence and cutting-edge regulatory science converge to create a thriving environment for healthcare breakthroughs!
Complementary sources of scientific evidence and drive confidence in patient benefit, safety, and effectiveness
To integrate in silico evidence into regulatory practice, we face several challenges:
Validation and Verification: We need reliable ways to ensure these models predict clinical outcomes accurately.
Standardisation: Consistent methods for data collection, analysis, and reporting are essential for comparing results.
Data Quality and Availability: Access to high-quality clinical data is crucial but often limited by privacy and sharing issues.
Regulatory Framework: Current regulations are designed for traditional trials and need adaptation for in silico methods.
Interdisciplinary Expertise: Experts in modeling, clinical science, and regulation must collaborate effectively.
Ethical and Legal Considerations: Using patient data requires careful handling of consent and privacy issues.
Transparency and Public Trust: Clear, understandable models are key to gaining public trust.
Global Harmonisation: Aligning international standards is challenging but necessary for global product development.
Collaboration among all stakeholders and ongoing dialogue are vital for success.
A community driving innovation and growth for patient safety and benefit using in silico evidence and regulatory science
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
Lord Frost statement to the House of Lords on Brexit opportunities, Sep 16th 2021.
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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