Director of Commercial Medicines Negotiation at NHS England. Also tweets on rugby, running, Chesterfield FC. Tweets in a personal capacity. RT ≠ endorsement etc
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Steve Borthwick, are you watching? – at Camberwell, London
The perfection of @MarcuSmith10 kick 💯
And @cadan_murley is just too fast ⚡️
🎥 @btsportrugby
#COYQ #HARvEXE #BigGame14
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What an amazing show from @youarestars (and Murray A. Lightburn from @thedears) last night: still sounding just as powerful as the first time I saw them 18 years ago. And we get to do it all again tonight! Please, please play “Going, Going, Gone” to make my weekend complete…
Thank you @MHPHealth and @petedigger for hosting an excellent roundtable this morning: a great opportunity to discuss how pharma and the NHS can work together to make innovative, good value medicines available to patients.
Delighted to have hosted our Life Sciences Industry Roundtable this morning where we were joined by @robkettell and colleagues from NHS England's Commercial Medicines Directorate. It was a lively, insightful and engaging discussion - thank you to all that attended 🧬🔬
Delighted that NHS England’s Commercial Medicines Directorate and @NICEComms have worked successfully with @MSDintheUK to secure access to this important new breast cancer treatment: highlighting our ongoing work to make good value, innovative treatments available to patients.
Lauren is fully recovered from triple-negative breast cancer thanks to a trial of a new treatment which will now be rolled out on the NHS.
This could save lives of more people like Lauren, who has been able to run races, continue her career in the NHS and be with her loved ones.
ALT Lauren takes a selfie, she has lost her hair due to cancer treatment but she is smiling.
ALT Lauren runs a 10k.
ALT Lauren smiles at the camera in her work uniform of red scrubs.
ALT Lauren and Craig sit smiling together.
So happy to see another amazing Quins comeback with my boy: what a brilliant day out 😊 #COYQ
Thank you @WA_Comms for hosting an excellent roundtable: a great opportunity to discuss how NHS England and pharma companies can continue to work together to achieve rapid patient access to innovative medicines.
Earlier this month, WA's Head of Health @cal_gordon held a roundtable discussion with @robkettell, Director of Commercial Medicines Negotiation and Complex Transactions at NHS England. Here, we outline the five key takeaways from the discussion: wacomms.co.uk/wa-communicati…
Rob Kettell retweeted
Today, @NHSEngland in partnership with @NICEComms, launch the Innovative Medicines Fund - the Fund will continue NHS momentum as an adopter of medical innovation through agreements that also safeguard value for taxpayers. bbc.in/3mn3ltK
Amazing to witness another incredible @Harlequins comeback with my boy today - this team do not know when they are beaten! #COYQ
I vividly remember listening to this for the first time and having my mind blown. Still my favourite record, 25 years later…
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Rob Kettell retweeted
Hundreds of people with the most common form of an aggressive lung cancer could survive twice as long, thanks to a drug now available on the NHS.
The drug, durvalumab, can double the overall time someone can survive from two and a half to five years. 👉 england.nhs.uk/2022/05/hundr…
ALT This drug will be a huge boost for lung cancer patients across England and is also the latest in a long list of innovative, targeted cancer treatments secured by the NHS.
Be still, my beating heart…
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL TRY!! 😍
Excellent work from Danny Care to keep it in, then Marcus Smith sets off like a rocket! Playing in Cadan Murley who plays in Joe Marchant for the try! 🔥
Sensational rugby from @Harlequins! 💫
#HeinekenChampionsCup
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It would be wrong not to do the whole weekend, right?
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Rob Kettell retweeted
This is a dispatch for history. About a mass grave of children. One killed on the soccer field. Another so young that an umbilical cord is still attached. By the last two international journalists in Mariupol, risking their lives to write. @ap bit.ly/3tg7rYL
Rob Kettell retweeted
A revolutionary tumour-stopping drug for lung cancer will be made available to anyone who is eligible, thanks to a new deal announced today.
Read how hundreds more patients will now be able to receive this first-of-its-kind treatment. ➡️ england.nhs.uk/2022/03/hundr…
ALT NHS Chief Executive Amanda Pritchard quote reads: 'From life-changing drugs for cystic fibrosis to new treatments for sickle cell disease, this is the latest in a long list of deals we have struck to provide the latest cutting-edge therapies for patients - at a price that is affordable for the taxpayer'
Rob Kettell retweeted
‘The NHS continues to focus on finding ways to push the boundaries of what we can do to help provide earlier diagnosis for patients and better outcomes.’
NHS Chief Executive @AmandaPritchard visited @UHD_NHS to see their cutting-edge treatment for cancer. #WorldCancerDay
Some personal news: after nearly 3 years leading work on Primary Care Networks and the GP Contract for NHS England, I’m excited to be taking up a new role today as Director of Commercial Negotiation and Complex Transactions in the NHS England Commercial Medicines Directorate. 1/3
I’m looking forward to working with Blake Dark and his team, supporting patient access to healthcare innovations with the greatest benefits to patients and with the best value propositions for the NHS and taxpayers. 2/3
I want to thank the dedicated, talented and inspirational group of people that I had the privilege to work with over the last 3 years: I have learnt so much from all of you about how primary care makes such a positive difference to so many people’s lives. 3/3
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