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| consistancy in human experimentation over time an repeatability |
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| a temporary monoply to the owner in retun for availability to the public |
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| indiviguals who contribute to invention or medical treatment unless otherwise assigned |
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| why is unless otherwise assigned a part of ownership |
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| because sometimes people sign away ownership like to an organization, it then becomes their property |
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| what is ownership truly about, what does it give to the owner |
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| who has control of things like sale, marketing, and delivery of the invention |
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| what is the difference between acknowledgement and ownership |
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| you may be required to acknowledge someone's efforts towards an idea but if they dont have control over it they dont own any of it. someone who is just acknowledged will not be on the patent |
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| if there are two owners, can each do what they want? explain why one wouldnt be able to |
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| they can both do what they want with the idea. the only way they cant is if one sined a paper giving the other control despite their ownership on the patent |
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| what are examples of conflict of interest |
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| gifts and favors, honorariums |
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| how can we limit the conflict that comes with gifts and favors |
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| put an amount alowed to spend |
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| what are examples of situations where gifts and favors could cause conflict of interest |
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| pharmacies and non-profit organizations give free products and you use them in favor of others |
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| adding gifts to a sanctioned event |
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| what is an example of an honorarium |
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| getting asked to be on a comittee and getting a free vacation out of the time you have to be at it, telling experiences about using a new drug with patients and the line between that and being a rep for the new drug |
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| in the event of an infringement lawsuit, how is patient privacy affected |
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| it may be invaded if patentee has access to medical records |
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| why do many countries not patent |
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| medical law extended from the oath that physicians take, the goal is preservation of life not to award inventions and no manufacturing or commerical value is attached |
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