Navegando por Palavras-chave "Technology and innovation in health"

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    Avaliação da Maturidade Organizacional em Gerenciamento de Projetos (OPM3®) em Saúde
    (Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP), 2008-11-26) Santos, Luis Augusto dos [UNIFESP]; Marin, Heimar de Fatima [UNIFESP]; Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP)
    This work verify the capacity of an organization to undertake projects, and as to identify if the organization it has processes of management and as to implement this project management through currently accepted of world-wide form. For in such a way, the application of model OPM3® in health organization was carried through, which consists of an applicatory one of software with 151 questions that elaborates reports and graphs of the existence or not of these best practices. Applied in a multinational organization, recognized internationally as of excellence in management project, getting one high degree of maturity that can serve as maker for other organizations.
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    Políticas de fomento à ciência, tecnologia e inovação em saúde no Brasil e o lugar da pesquisa clínica
    (Abrasco, 2017) Tenorio, Marge; Mello, Guilherme Arantes [UNIFESP]; D'Avila Viana, Ana Luiza
    The purpose of this article is to highlight a number of underlying issues that may be useful for a comprehensive review of the management of Health-Related Science, Technology and Innovation policies (ST&I/H), and its strategies and priorities. It is an analytical study supported by an extensive review of the technical and journalistic literature, clippings, legislation and federal government directives. The results show that the Healthcare Production Complex undeniably and increasingly needs science to maintain itself. One may infer that a framework of institutional milestones is being built in Brazil, to strengthen, guide and encourage Research and Development, and that clinical research creates scientific knowledge to address public healthcare issues by generating new inputs or enhancing existing techniques, processes and technologies that will be produced, marketed and used in the different segments, thus feeding the Healthcare Productive Complex.