Skip to main content
Medicines, medical devices

Guidance and regulation

Skip to results
426 results sorted by Most viewed
  • The process for applicants applying for a paediatric investigation plan (PIP) modification or waiver.

  • Safety leaflet on topical corticosteroids and withdrawal reactions to help patients and their carers to use these medicines safely.

  • How to conform with the legal requirements for placing medical devices on the market.

  • Information on the alignment of the amended UK clinical trial legislation with the Declaration of Helsinki, prioritising UK law where conflicts arise.

  • Guidance on clinical trials that are categorised as ‘notifiable’.

  • Guidance on manufacturing, importing, distributing and supplying specially manufactured or ordered products, including cannabis-based products for medicinal use in humans (CBPMs), known as 'specials'

  • Guidance on good manufacturing practice and the use of radiopharmaceutical investigational medicinal products in clinical trials.

  • Detailed guidance on advertising and promoting medicines.

  • Who can supply or administer medicines to patients without a doctor under a PGD, which medicines they can supply, and legal requirements for PGDs.

  • Information about how the MHRA regulates medical devices in Northern Ireland and what legislation applies to manufacturers and suppliers.

  • Patient factsheet providing information on respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and RSV vaccination.

  • By streamlining decision-making, the MHRA–NICE aligned pathway will help patients access new medicines 3–6 months sooner.

  • Information on when software applications (apps) are considered to be a medical device and how they are regulated.

  • This document provides guidance on the data integrity expectations that should be considered by organisations involved in any aspect of the pharmaceutical lifecycle or GLP studies regulated by MHRA.

  • Approach to MHRA’s assessment of applications for medicines that use alternative methods to replace animals in science

  • You must include the appropriate legal basis for your application when you apply to MHRA for a marketing authorisation.

  • Reporting, investigating and recalling suspected defective medicinal products to the Defective Medicines Report Centre (DMRC).

  • The Innovative Licensing and Access Pathway (ILAP) is focused on getting the most transformative new medicines to patients in the UK health system more quickly.

  • These reports explain our assessment of the scientific evidence used to lead to regulatory decisions on the safety of medicines or medicines classes.

  • How to make a payment by credit or debit card or a bank transfer for all applications except Device Registration and Certificates of Free Sale applications.