On Friday 4^th July, BIVDA hosted a webinar examining what the newly-released NHS 10-Year Plan means for the future of diagnostics, reaching an audience of 114 from our membership, the NHS and government.

The expert panel, consisting of BIVDA Ambassador and former Health Minister Maggie Throup, President of Royal College of Pathologists (RCPath) Dr Bernie Croal, and BIVDA's Helen Dent and Paul Fisher, provided their verdict on questions such as:

• What are the plan's biggest changes to diagnostic service delivery?
• How does the plan help diagnostic companies with regulatory and market access challenges?
• How will the shift to a neighbour health service affect traditional laboratory-based testing?

We would like to thank both Maggie and Bernie for their contributions and a recording of the event can be found here.

This event is one of a series of activities offered to BIVDA members, providing valuable insights into the latest UK health policy and practical guidance on navigating the NHS.