PDCs: A Vital Drop in the Ocean of Funding for Pediatric Devices

This article is an in-depth examination of the role of pediatric device consortia (PDC) in the development of innovative devices. Looking at the funding model, and at how the challenges that arise in the development of medical devices differ from the development of drug therapies, the article looks at how PDCs can help OEMs with not only funding, but also expertise, regulatory guidance, and more. There is also an examination of some successful devices that have been backed by PDCs, and a comparison with how pediatric devices are funded in Europe to who how the true value of the FDA's PDC grant program.

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IEEE Pulse
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1109/mpuls.2024.3443548
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Spreadsheets and End-User Computing
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PDCs: A Vital Drop in the Ocean of Funding for Pediatric Devices

Jim Banks
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PDCs: A Vital Drop in the Ocean of Funding for Pediatric Devices

Jim Banks
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Abstract

This article is an in-depth examination of the role of pediatric device consortia (PDC) in the development of innovative devices. Looking at the funding model, and at how the challenges that arise in the development of medical devices differ from the development of drug therapies, the article looks at how PDCs can help OEMs with not only funding, but also expertise, regulatory guidance, and more. There is also an examination of some successful devices that have been backed by PDCs, and a comparison with how pediatric devices are funded in Europe to who how the true value of the FDA's PDC grant program.

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