Working with patient organisations

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Our ambition is to put patients at the heart of what we do, developing and delivering medicines which can have the most impact on people’s health and wellbeing. ABPI is committed to embedding system-wide patient and public involvement across the life sciences research sector.

Patient Advisory Council

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Discover ABPI's Patient Advisory Council, enhancing patient-centred approaches in healthcare. Learn how patient insights shape strategies and improve industry practices.

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title-strip icon ABPI Patient Engagement Strategy

Our strategy sets out how the ABPI will deliver our commitments and make sure that patient engagement is consistently at the heart of our work.
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Patient and public involvement in research

Involving the public and patients as equal partners in the discovery and development of medicines is vital. The ABPI works with patient organisations and our members to improve how this is done.

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Maternal Health Project Group (MHPG)

The Maternal Health Project Group (MHPG) aims to help with national work to increase the opportunities for pregnant and breast-feeding women to access appropriate drug treatments. 

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Multimorbidity Action Group (MAG)

The Multimorbidity Action Group (MAG), or ‘multiple long-term conditions’, refers to the diagnoses of two or more diseases, in the same person, at the same time.

Patient publications