Methodological approaches to patent research in the field of biomedical sciences.

T Pyatchanyna,P Melnik-Melnikov,A Ogorodnyk

doi:10.26641/2307-0404.2019.2.170117

Abstract

research in the field of biomedical sciences (BMS) allows to give an objective assessment of the novelty and technical and economic level of the developed object of economic activity, to identify the most promising objects of economic activity, to identify competitive trends in the analyzed industry, to use the best achievements of world science, in the course of scientific research (SR), timely protect own technological and technological solutions with patents in Ukraine and abroad. The purpose of the article is to optimize methodological approaches to conducting patent research in the field of biomedical sciences on the basis of analysis of patent and scientific and technical databases. The fulfillment of the patent researches requires the use of compulsory methodological approaches, which are developed on the basis of DSTU 3575-97 Patent Research: Key Provisions and Procedure. At each stage of the implementation of the SR, the algorithm for the patent researches, which must be followed in order to ensure the perspective of the development of object of economic activity, its legal protection, and competitiveness has been developed. The methodical approaches to conducting the patent researches in the field of BMS are determined on the basis of analysis of patent and scientific and technical databases, which allow to reveal competitive directions in the field of BMS, identify the most promising ones, give an objective assessment of novelty and technical and economic efficiency of SR; to use the most outstanding achievements of the world science during SR; timely protect own technical and technological decisions by patents in Ukraine and abroad.

Highlights

Methodological approaches to patent research in the field of biomedical sciences
Progress and competitiveness in the field of biomedical sciences (BMS) are achieved through the development of innovative biological, medical, pharmaceutical science-intensive technologies and scientific and technical developments (STD), which are the result of the implementation of scientific research and projects
Restrictions in the conducting of information and analytical search by traditional sources of information, such as publications in scientific and technical journals and proceedings of scientific forums, without a thorough study of patent documents can lead to the loss of a significant part of scientific and technical knowledge, which will definitely affect the quality of research, the implementation potential of the scientific and technological revolution and their level of commercialization [4]

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Introduction

Methodological approaches to patent research in the field of biomedical sciences. Pyatchanyna T., Ogorodnyk A., Melnik-Melnikov P. На основі аналізу патентних і науково-технічних баз даних, які дозволяють виявити конкурентні напрямки в галузі БМС, визначити найбільш перспективні, дати об'єктивну оцінку, визначаються методичні підходи до проведення патентних досліджень у сфері БМС, новизни та технікоекономічної ефективності НДДКР; вони дозволяють використовувати найбільш видатні досягнення світової науки під час НДДКР; своєчасно захищати власні технічні та технологічні рішення патентами в Україні та за кордоном. The use of intellectual property in the management and production activities of research institutions (RI) and universities is carried out at all stages of the life cycle (LC) of object of economic activity [6] It is known, that patent documentation is several years out by other types of publications, is not duplicated in other sources of information, reliable and confirmed by the conclusions of the state scientific and technical expertise, covers all branches of science and is published more than in 80 countries of the world. The search for methodological approaches and increase of the productivity of conducting patent research in the field of BMS is an important factor in optimizing the patent and licensing strategy of RI and universities, and an increase in the implementation of potential of domestic scientific and technical medical and biological developments

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