Trens FE

Language: Spanish
References: 8
Page: 124-129
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ABSTRACT

In this article we present the development and transfer of technology within the health field, making a brief description about how the regulations have been developed in order to facilitate the implementation of technological projects generated at research institutions aiming at their linking with the industry. Another issue developed here will be the technological innovation process in the field of health considering two aspects: technology and market. We also comment on some alternatives that are likely to be implemented to participate in the development and transfer of technology, whether it is as a member of an institution or as an independent researcher.

REFERENCES

1. Ley de los Institutos Nacionales de Salud, Última Reforma DOF 14-07-2008.

2. Solleiro JL, Castañón R. Gestión Tecnológica: conceptos y prácticas. Capítulo I Conceptos básicos. Plaza y Valdés S.A. de C.V. Primera Edición 2008. México.

3. The Bayh Dole Act 35 USC 200-212.

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5. Ley Federal del Trabajo, Última Reforma DOF 17-01-2006.

6. Krattiger, Mahoney and Nelsen, Editors. Ten «things» a University head should know about setting up a technology transfer office. Intellectual Property Management in Health and Agricultural Innovation: A handbook of best practices. Editors Summary, 2006.

7. Rodríguez MD. Capítulo IX: El proceso de transferencia de tecnología. En: Solleiro JL y Castañón R. Coordinadores; Gestión Tecnológica: Conceptos y prácticas. Primera edición, diciembre 2008.

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