Bruce Warner: ‘Medicines shortages will never go away, but the situation can be improved’

The chair of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s advisory group on medicines shortages discusses the causes of medicines shortages and how the issue can be improved.
Photo of Bruce Warner in a white and blue vertically-striped collared in a garden, flanked by a fence with autumnal leaves and a soft focused background

Rowan Williams

During his nine-year tenure as deputy chief pharmaceutical officer for England from 2014 to 2023, Bruce Warner saw two events that had major implications for the supply of medicines to the UK: Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic.

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