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IN C ONVERS ATION WITH...


Mark Chapman


For those that don’t know, what is NICE? The role of NICE, simply, is to assess the value of a given health technology, as well as developing clinical guidelines that help inform care in the NHS. Fundamental to that, is striking a balance between the best care and value for money. It’s also important to note that we are independent: our decisions are rigorous, transparent and evidence based.


What is your role within NICE? With the emergence of a more hybrid way of working in the health and care environment, we acknowledge the important part that MedTech, digital and diagnostics must play. My role had been newly created to bring strategic oversight to the great work that is already ongoing at NICE in these fields. I also aim to support some of the new, priority work that is being undertaken as part of our 5 year strategy, published in 2021.


Do you work with companies that are not based in the UK, but are eager to bring their innovations to the UK? Yes, we are keen to engage all industries wherever they are based if they have an appetite to enter the UK market. We aim to be a destination of choice for the leading innovations and innovators.


Read the rest of this article online at www.ukhealthcarepavilion.com


Mark Chapman Interim Director of Medical Technology and Digital evaluation, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)


Scan here DUSSELDORF 2022 UKHEALT HCARE P A VILIO N. COM 31


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