Pediatric Medical Devices Public-Private Partnership (PMD-PPP) Design Phase
- Institution
- FOUNDATION FOR THE NIH, MD
- Principal investigator
- Stacey Adam
- Funding
- $875K
- Duration
- 2023–2027
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Abstract
FNIH RESPONSE TO THE REQUEST FOR NEGOTIATION To develop a Public-Private Partnership to support pediatric medical device development and commercialization June 29, 2023 Abstract (from “Introduction” of the Proposal Memo) As requested in the Request for Negotiation to Develop a Public-Private Partnership to support pediatric medical device development and commercialization submitted by the NIH, the FNIH provides herein information concerning the work the FNIH will undertake until February 28, 2025, and the costs to fund that work. This period will cover the Design Phase of the PMD-PPP and activities needed to support the Transition Phase period while the proposed implementation of the PMD-PPP is reviewed by NIH and FNIH leadership. The launch of the Implementation Phase itself is subject to future approval by the NIH and the FNIH through the RFC process and thus those activities are out of scope for this RFN response.
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