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Promoting access to medical technologies and innovation : intersections between public health, intellectual property and trade

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TextPublication details: WHO GenevaCH 2012Description: 251 pSubject(s):

PUBLIC HEALTH

Action note:

3/5/13 SANDRAW

Summary: Presents the general background to health policy relating to medical technologies, sets out the distinct roles and mandates of the three cooperating agencies and outlines the global disease burden that defines the essential challenge for health policy. Outlines the elements of the international framework - health policy, IP and trade policy - laying an integrated basis for the following more detailed analysis of the innovation and access dimensions. Provides a more detailed overview of policy issues concerning the innovatio dimension of medical technologies.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Barcode
Monograph	CARICOM Documentation Centre	15.04.01 W92718 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	0000000030291

Presents the general background to health policy relating to medical technologies, sets out the distinct roles and mandates of the three cooperating agencies and outlines the global disease burden that defines the essential challenge for health policy. Outlines the elements of the international framework - health policy, IP and trade policy - laying an integrated basis for the following more detailed analysis of the innovation and access dimensions. Provides a more detailed overview of policy issues concerning the innovatio dimension of medical technologies.

3/5/13 SANDRAW

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