Trackers and horizon scanners track the progress of key cases, legislation, consultations, guidance documents, reports, opinions, key regulatory developments and other important events that impact the law and governance of a particular area of law. For all available trackers and horizon scanners in the life sciences sector in the UK and EU, see:
Life sciences cases tracker—UK is intended to be used to track the progress of UK cases relevant to the life sciences sector
AI in life sciences and digital health tracker—UK is intended to be used to track key legislative and regulatory developments, government initiatives and strategies, and consultations relating to the use of AI in life sciences and digital health in the UK
UK medical devices regulatory horizon scanner and tracker is intended to be used for horizon scanning purposes to track the progress of UK regulatory developments in relation to establishing a new UK medical devices regulatory framework. It sets out the legislative proposals, consultations, key guidance, initiatives and other regulatory and governance developments relevant to medical devices in Great Britain (GB) (ie England, Scotland and Wales) and the UK
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