Yakuji Nippo · 薬事日報 · 4 Articles · EN / 日本語
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Vishal Chakravarty is a contributing author to Yakuji Nippo (薬事日報) — Japan's foremost pharmaceutical daily, founded 1945. Four published articles covering the full spectrum of UK pharmaceutical market access: MHRA post-Brexit pathways, PLPI licensing, parallel import strategy, and NICE Health Technology Assessment. Available in English and Japanese.
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Four Published Articles
All four articles are published in Yakuji Nippo and available in both English and Japanese — written from direct operational experience building NovaPharm Healthcare under MHRA and EMA oversight.
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Regulatory Strategy
UK Pharmaceutical Market Access Post-Brexit
An analysis of how pharmaceutical companies can successfully navigate the UK's post-Brexit regulatory environment — covering MHRA marketing authorisation pathways, product registration procedures, and distribution strategies that now diverge from the EMA framework following Brexit.
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MHRA Compliance
MHRA PLPI Licensing: A Practical Guide
A detailed operational guide for international pharmaceutical companies seeking to obtain MHRA Parallel Import Product Licences (PLPI) in the United Kingdom — covering application requirements, regulatory timelines, compliance obligations, pharmacovigilance reporting, and post-licence maintenance procedures.
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Parallel Import
Parallel Import Strategy in UK & EU Markets
A strategic examination of pharmaceutical parallel importation across UK and EU markets — addressing MHRA and EMA licensing obligations, cross-border pricing differentials, product re-labelling and re-packaging requirements, GDP compliance in transit, and risk management frameworks for parallel import distribution.
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NHS Market Access
NICE HTA: A Strategic Framework for NHS Market Entry
An assessment of the NICE Health Technology Assessment process and its strategic implications for pharmaceutical companies — covering appraisal types, submission evidence requirements, value-based pricing strategy, and how a positive NICE recommendation translates into NHS formulary access and Commercial Medicines Unit negotiations.