Status | 已發表Published |
Innovation Value Chain of Chinese Pharmaceuticals | |
Yitao Wang1; Yuanjia Hu1; Albert Wai-Kit Chan2 | |
Subtype | 編著Edited |
2017 | |
Publisher | United States-China Intellectual Property Institute Inc. |
Publication Place | 141-07 20th Avenue World Plaza, Suite 604 Whitestone, NY 11357 |
Abstract | Background: Global healthcare innovation networks nowadays have expanded beyond developed countries, with many developing countries joining the force and becoming important players. China, in particular, has seen a significant increase in the number of innovative firms and research organizations stepping up to the global network in recent years. Nevertheless, the intense R&D input has not brought about the expected output. While China is ascending at a great speed to a leading position worldwide in terms of R&D investment, scientific publications and patents, the innovation capabilities in the pharmaceutical sector remain weak. Discussion: This study discusses the challenges and opportunities for pharmaceutical innovation in China. On one hand, academic, industrial, institutional and financial constraints were found to be the major and inevitable barriers hindering the development of drug innovation. On the other hand, unique advantages had been observed which included a growing pharmaceutical market, R&D funding, distinctive R&D source, and international cooperation. Summary: The most important thing for China’s pharmaceutical sector to leap forward is to break though innovation barriers and integrate own advantages into global value-chain of healthcare product development. |
Keyword | China Pharmaceutical Industry Obstacles Opportunities Global Network Innovation |
Table of Contents | Chapter 1 P.9 Obstacles and opportunities in Chinese pharmaceutical innovation Chapter 2 P.31 Analyzing the Chinese landscape in anti-diabetic drug research: Leading knowledge production institutions and thematic communities Chapter 3 P.53 Monitoring drug research on clinical neurology in China: An analysis of institutional leaders and community themes Chapter 4 P.73 China’s landscape of discovering miRNAs in cancer Chapter 5 P.91 Global landscape of research and development on antibiotics Chapter 6 P.115 Entry inhibitors for AIDS therapy: A review of research and development projects Chapter 7 P.135 Collaboration networks for R&D of monoclonal antibodies: An analysis based on pipeline projects Chapter 8 P.159 Research and development of hepatitis B drugs: An analysis based on technology flows measured by patent citations Chapter 9 P.187 An analysis of technology flows of antidepressants based on patent citation network Chapter 10 P.209 Pharmaceutical patent valuation based on empirical models Chapter 11 P.221 Cross-regional pharmaceutical technology transfer in China: An empirical study based on spatial interaction model Chapter 12 P.241 Changing pharmaceutical registration rules in China: Latest update and potential impacts Chapter 13 P.259 Pharmaceutical innovation network: Global patterns and the role of China About The Editors P.282 |
ISBN | 978-0-9862198-4-9 |
URL | View the original |
Pages | 286 |
Language | 英語English |
Document Type | Book |
Collection | Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences |
Affiliation | 1.State Key Laboratory of Quality Research in Chinese Medicine, Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences, University of Macau, Macau SAR, China 2.United States-China Intellectual Property Institute, New York, United States |
First Author Affilication | Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences |
Recommended Citation GB/T 7714 | Yitao Wang,Yuanjia Hu,Albert Wai-Kit Chan. Innovation Value Chain of Chinese Pharmaceuticals[M]. 141-07 20th Avenue World Plaza, Suite 604 Whitestone, NY 11357:United States-China Intellectual Property Institute Inc., 2017, 286. |
APA | Yitao Wang., Yuanjia Hu., & Albert Wai-Kit Chan (2017). Innovation Value Chain of Chinese Pharmaceuticals. United States-China Intellectual Property Institute Inc.. |
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