Innovations in medicine: background and prospects for development

The topic is due to the undoubted modernization of modern society, innovative improvement of processes in the healthcare system and medical science. The actualization is aimed at monitoring the demand for innovations, improving products, technologies, services, areas, related areas that ensure work taking into account the requirements of the volatility of the market situation.

Speaking about issues related to the formation of an innovative society, the need to generate and pro­mote ideas university science is a resource area that multiplies the principles of intellectual and human capital, taking into account leading trends and the latest educational technologies. This analysis makes it pos­sible to identify the principles of sustainable development by supporting units that perform the role of inno­vation management and technology transfer at all stages of the project life cycle, through continuous com­munication between science and practice, to increase the level of competitiveness and profitability of domes­tic developments, inventions and the development of an innovative healthcare system as a whole.

Progressive tracks, targets and strategic processes describe the opportunities to stimulate intellectual capital, apply key competencies and acquired skills, the potential for a performance-oriented implementation process, for continuous improvement in the areas of practical healthcare and population policy in accordance with the National Goals.

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