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development—the pandemic has also drawn attention to innovation policy failures. Policymakers should focus on addressing these …The COVID-19 crisis has starkly illustrated both the strengths and limitations of U.S. biomedical innovation … institutions as deployed to fight a pandemic. These innovation institutions include not just intellectual property law, but also …
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large and complex market. Our study generates several interesting results related to the adoption and diffusion of Health … types of urban and rural counties, on the likelihood of adoption; (5) market competitive forces appear to have a mixed … of healthcare, and crafting appropriate policy responses. We note some future extensions of our work. -- healthcare …
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) vendors. By adopting a system popular in the local market, hospitals may benefit from complementarities but also worry about … tradeoff between scale economies from system uniformity and external local market complementarities, when the choice of the … chain differs from that in the market. I develop and estimate a discrete-choice model to study these dynamics in the …
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This paper - written for an edited volume addressing how law and policy can keep pace with highly dynamic scientific … and technological innovation - proposes an international framework to coordinate and facilitate national responses to … international framework convention on innovation and regulation, which could be supplemented by specific protocols in particular …
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, along with a more complex set of innovation incentives. This chapter presents background on medical device regulation … adverse events and recalls), and concludes with a discussion of the implications of regulation for innovation incentives in …
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hospitals' digital integration and operational efficiency. It remains uncertain whether current policy efforts to increase …
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-in-part) that human gene patents "present a significant obstacle to the next generation of innovation in genetic medicine … single "Policy Perspective" article published in Science in 2005, and an unfortunate tendency among many commentators to … over gene patents. Ironically, it might be the case that the next generation of genetic diagnostic testing innovation will …
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Throughout history the development of medical institution was followed by the extension of medical expertise boundaries. Progress in new medical biotechnologies and the manipulation of human biological material, in particular, raise the conceptual question of how to define the boundaries between...
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specific patent doctrines that can provide or help provide sufficient incentives for health-related innovation? Second, is …
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cell products both before and after market entry. The article first scrutinizes some suggested regulatory solutions and … cell products on the market in the United States, this current paucity is likely temporary. Vigorous FDA oversight will be … necessary once applications to approve these products and place them on the market arrive in large numbers. Because stem cell …
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