InTraMed-C2C: Innovation Transfer in the Medical Sector from Clinics to Companies
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Péter Hanák, István Valovics
Several European countries came to realise that small and medium-sized enterprises ready to develop products are unaware of the innovation ideas and needs emerging in hospitals and clinics. The reaction was swift: the InTraMed-C2C project proposal, which aims to improve the access of companies to clinical innovations, received a grant of the European Union. The international project consortium has two Hungarian members.
Péter Hanák, István Valovics
BME EMT, Hungary
IME (Informatika és Menedzsment az Egészségügyben), October, 2010
Several European countries came to realise that small and medium-sized enterprises ready to develop products are unaware of the innovation ideas and needs emerging in hospitals and clinics. The reaction was swift: the InTraMed-C2C project proposal, which aims to improve the access of companies to clinical innovations, received a grant of the European Union. The international project consortium has two Hungarian members.
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