Winning Patent Strategies for Health Tech Innovators | With Ryan Phelan, US Patent Attorney & Partner at Marshall Gerstein
Description
How do you patent health tech inventions in today's challenging IP landscape, especially when AI is reshaping the game? We explore the complex world of patenting health technology inventions with Ryan Phelan, U.S. Patent Attorney and Partner at Marshall, Gerstein & Borun LLP.
Health tech innovations, from AI-powered diagnostic tools to surgical robotics, often face unique patent hurdles. This is especially true under the U.S. Patent Office's evolving guidelines.
What you'll learn:
- Why many health tech patents get rejected as "organizing human activity"
- Proven strategies and workarounds to successfully patent healthcare IT and software-driven medical devices
- The explosive growth of AI patents in healthcare and what it means for innovators
- Tips for healthcare startups and executives to protect their breakthroughs and intellectual property
If you're working in healthcare innovation, med tech, medical device development, AI in health, or intellectual property law, this episode offers essential insights to help you safeguard your inventions.
Find Ryan's work at: www.marshallip.com
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