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Push and pull factors of indian healthcare which can influence nanomedicine research

Hariharan Rajanbabu, Vincentas Giedraitis, Vaiva Sečkutė, Ashish Sawaye

. 2013 ; 14 (1-2) : 78-83.

Language English Country Czech Republic

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Global investments in the field of nanomedicine and nanotechnology drive the scientific innovations at nano level. This paper identifies the factors of Indian Healthcare which promotes (pull) and suppresses (push) the growth of nano medicine research in India. Pull factors such as shift in healthcare collaborations, strong information technology platforms, budding innovations in the field of nanomedicine and interdisciplinary approach in India’s scientific output are the potential drivers of nanomedicine research in India. Push factors highlighted the inefficiency in healthcare regulation, novel versus Generic mind and lack of political will to invest in nanomedicine research. These acknowledged push and pull factors can be helpful during health policy reforms and to plan research and development investments in India.

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