What criteria will be used to evaluate my medical device invention?

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What criteria will be used to evaluate my medical device invention?

Your medical invention will be carefully evaluated by an unbiased advisory panel of medical products experts. We will evaluate your invention on the strength of its:

* Reduce potential for common errors
* Clinical impact
* Degree of invasiveness
* Recovery time (in days)
* Labor savings
* Time in operating room
* Reduction of risk
* Safety and sterility
* Regulatory issues
* Disruptive or sustaining technology
* Disease Categories Targeted
* Patient Convenience
* Treatment setting and costs
* Specialized know-how required
* Time to market
* Medical market size
* Fit with trends in healthcare
* Product uniqueness/originality – patent readiness
* Stage of development and development process, costs, timeline
* Competitive environment in healthcare segment
* Barriers to entry
* Available channels to market

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