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Unique Nonprofit-Industry Partnerships to Develop and Disseminate Technology
Program Code:
305
Date:
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Time:
8:00 AM to 9:30 AM
EST
CHAIR
:
Badri Rengarajan,
MD (SCHNON), Senior Medical Director,
Archimedes Inc., United States
• 10 years experience across product development strategy & new product planning, regulatory affairs, business development • Director, BD and Market Research, Nodality • Regulatory Team Leader, Genentech • Engagement Manager, McKinsey • A.B., Biology and Public Policy, Harvard • M.D., Yale
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SPEAKER
(S):
Brian Quinn,
PhD (SPKSUP), Team Director and Senior Program Officer,
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, United States
Brian C. Quinn, Ph.D., a senior program officer, is the team director of the Pioneer Portfolio, which actively seeks innovative projects that catalyze fundamental breakthroughs in health and health care.
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Ralph Lin, PhD (SPKNON), Global Strategy and Corporate Development Officer, SNBL Ltd., United States
Patrick Loerch,
PhD (SPKNON), Director, Health Informatics,
Merck & Co., Inc., United States
Patrick Loerch leads the Health Informatics dept within MRL-IT; focusing on establishing strategic partnerships, providing internal & external informatics support, and closely engaging with the external health informatics landscape. Mr Loerch earned a PhD in Biostatistics from Harvard University.
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Description
There are several barriers to developing and disseminating technology, including small scale of producer, lack of complete patient population data, and unfavorable economics/governance. Nonprofit-industry partnerships can help overcome these barriers. This session will present three examples highlighting unique aspects of the collaborations: A foundation's $16 million funding effort to disseminate technology for simulating virtual patient populations, the Merck- Regenstrief Institute partnership and the co-development and dissemination of technology to support real-world evidence-based research and health care innovation, and a university's direct investment in creating its own startups.