Practical Medical Technology Science and Technology Transformation

Author: Su Junping / Yin Xueping (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The book consists of 10 chapters and approximately 420,000 words. It systematically and comprehensively introduces the basic concepts, characteristics, and significant importance of medical and pharmaceutical technology commercialization. It covers various methods of medical and pharmaceutical technology commercialization, new drug evaluation, patent protection, talent development, and policy and regulation development. The authors have long been engaged in research and commercialization of medical and pharmaceutical technologies. Based on their experience in summarizing successful cases of medical and pharmaceutical technology commercialization, they provide detailed insights into the pathways for commercializing pharmaceuticals, biologic products, medical devices, and diagnostic reagents. This includes how to discover and explore medical and pharmaceutical technologies, how to address funding issues in technology commercialization, how to select the optimal organizational forms, methods, and pathways for technology commercialization, how to comply with national regulations for new drug approval, how to cultivate innovative talent in the pharmaceutical industry, how to apply for patent protection, and how to improve the R&D institutions of universities and enterprises. The book guides readers from a practical perspective to fully understand the methods, steps, and pathways of medical technology commercialization, and addresses common challenges and questions encountered in the process. Target Audience: Medical and pharmaceutical technology researchers and managers, R&D personnel in pharmaceutical companies.