- Description of Project
- Goals and Rationale for Project
- Key Metrics and Deliverables
- Ideal Competencies
- InventoRR MD in the News
Description of Project
Clinical Follow-Up – Work with our clinicians to follow up with patients from previous clinical trials to determine re-admission rates and post care hernia rates. Education and Training – Work with our clinical and marketing teams to develop and review AbClo training and educational materials to educate clinicians and commercial partners about AbClo’s benefits, use cases and application.
US Market Entry Research – Work with our business and sales teams to further our understanding of the US Healthcare systems procurement process, DRG/billing code and insurance process.
Goals and Rationale for Project
As we continue to grow our sales and marketing efforts surrounding our AbClo product we look to continually grow our evidence package supporting the product. These projects primarily support the growth and improvement of that package which is designed to engage clinicians and commercial partners looking to use our AbClo product. In addition, growing our understanding of the US market as we begin our commercial efforts in that geography is extremely important to us as a company.
Key Metrics and Deliverables
Clinical Follow-Up – Follow up with 20 patients from previous clinical studies and summarize findings. Education and Training – Develop 3-5 case studies/training modules based on real AbClo cases.
US Market Entry Research – Further our business teams understanding of key differences and components of US market.
Ideal Competencies
Comfortable working in a fast paced and fluid environment, willing to work virtually, strong research skills and willingness to learn.
InventoRR MD in the News
Doctors moonlighting as inventors face unique hurdles to commercialization
TORONTO - In Dr. Joao Rezende-Neto's 25-year career as a trauma surgeon, he's only twice dealt with patients who insisted on forking over big bucks to buy equipment for a procedure. One instance occurred in Brazil, where medical technology is far less advanced, and his patient needed a tracheostomy - a procedure involving an incision made in the windpipe to clear breathing obstructions.
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Reducing Mortality Rates in Trauma Cases - Rehab & Community Care Medicine Magazine
With over 10,000 surgeries performed in his career, many of which were in traumatic cases, Dr. Rezendo Neto is passionate about patient care and improving outcomes for his patients. As a trauma surgeon at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto and previous work in both the United States and Brazil, he has seen many very challenging ...
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CTV Video - InventoRR MD
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