Title: Intellectual Property
1Intellectual Property
- HEY Trusts New IP Policy
- and Role of Medipex
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2HEY Policy on Intellectual Property
- Staff will, from time to time, develop ideas and
concepts which have practical applications and
commercial potential - termed Intellectual
Property (IP) that may be owned and protected - new techniques
- Devices
- Software
- pharmaceutical products
- formulae and writings
- Trust encourages its staff to develop and exploit
Intellectual Property in conjunction with the
Trust and the Regional NHS IP Hub (Medipex). - Trusts Medical Director (the Executive Lead for
RD) has ultimate responsibility for decisions
regarding protection and exploitation of the
Trusts IP.
3HEY Policy on Intellectual Property
- Staff will, from time to time, develop ideas and
concepts which have practical applications and
commercial potential - termed Intellectual
Property (IP) that may be owned and protected - new techniques
- Devices
- Software
- pharmaceutical products
- formulae and writings
- Trust encourages its staff to develop and exploit
Intellectual Property in conjunction with the
Trust and the Regional NHS IP Hub (Medipex). - Trusts Medical Director (the Executive Lead for
RD) has ultimate responsibility for decisions
regarding protection and exploitation of the
Trusts IP.
4HEY Policy on Intellectual Property
- Staff will, from time to time, develop ideas and
concepts which have practical applications and
commercial potential - termed Intellectual
Property (IP) that may be owned and protected - new techniques
- Devices
- Software
- pharmaceutical products
- formulae and writings
- Trust encourages its staff to develop and exploit
Intellectual Property in conjunction with the
Trust and the Regional NHS IP Hub (Medipex). - Trusts Medical Director (the Executive Lead for
RD) has ultimate responsibility for decisions
regarding protection and exploitation of the
Trusts IP.
5Ownership of IP
- As a general rule, Intellectual Property created
by any person during the course of his/her
employment, belongs to the employer. - The Trust is however committed to sharing with
the staff concerned the rewards derived from
successful commercial exploitation of IP which
they have generated. - There may be circumstances in which the Trust
chooses not to take up its rights to the
Intellectual Property, in which case the
Intellectual Property rights of ownership (IPR)
may be assigned to the employee. - Staff responsible for protection and
commercialisation, Trust retaining a 20 residual
share of the financial benefits.
6Ownership of IP
- As a general rule, Intellectual Property created
by any person during the course of his/her
employment, belongs to the employer. - The Trust is however committed to sharing with
the staff concerned the rewards derived from
successful commercial exploitation of IP which
they have generated. - There may be circumstances in which the Trust
chooses not to take up its rights to the
Intellectual Property, in which case the
Intellectual Property rights of ownership (IPR)
may be assigned to the employee. - Staff responsible for protection and
commercialisation, Trust retaining a 20 residual
share of the financial benefits.
7Ownership of IP
- As a general rule, Intellectual Property created
by any person during the course of his/her
employment, belongs to the employer. - The Trust is however committed to sharing with
the staff concerned the rewards derived from
successful commercial exploitation of IP which
they have generated. - There may be circumstances in which the Trust
chooses not to take up its rights to the
Intellectual Property, in which case the
Intellectual Property rights of ownership (IPR)
may be assigned to the employee. - Staff responsible for protection and
commercialisation, Trust retaining a 20 residual
share of the financial benefits.
8Sharing the Benefits
- Trust agrees to distribute its net proceeds from
exploitation - 40 of the inventors
- 30 to relevant Clinical Department
- 20 to Research Development Department
- 10 retained by the Trust
- Medipex will negotiate on behalf of the Trust if
research funded by an external, non-NHS or
University agency. - Where Staff have joint contracts with other
organisations, for example Universities, a
partnership agreement on intellectual property
issues will be developed with each such
organisation.
9Sharing the Benefits
- Trust agrees to distribute its net proceeds from
exploitation - 40 of the inventors
- 30 to relevant Clinical Department
- 20 to Research Development Department
- 10 retained by the Trust
- Medipex will negotiate on behalf of the Trust if
research funded by an external, non-NHS or
University agency. - Where Staff have joint contracts with other
organisations, for example Universities, a
partnership agreement on intellectual property
issues will be developed with each such
organisation.
10Sharing the Benefits
- Trust agrees to distribute its net proceeds from
exploitation - 40 of the inventors
- 30 to relevant Clinical Department
- 20 to Research Development Department
- 10 retained by the Trust
- Medipex will negotiate on behalf of the Trust if
research funded by an external, non-NHS or
University agency. - Where Staff have joint contracts with other
organisations, for example Universities, a
partnership agreement on intellectual property
issues will be developed with each such
organisation.
11Responsibilities Trust Staff
- Be mindful of IP
- Do not disclose invention to third parties! -
(grant application paper submission) - Notify the Trust RD Department of invention
- Work with Medipex to develop and exploit IP
- Make warranties regarding inventorship
12Responsibilities Trusts RD Department
- Promote IP awareness
- Advise on protection and exploitation of IP
- Liaise with Medipex to ensure effective
identification, protection, exploitation and
record keeping of IP - Scrutinise contracts with external parties and
ensure appropriate IP agreements are in place - Manage revenue generated through exploitation
13Responsibilities - Medipex
- Assess and advise Trust on exploitation potential
of IP, and most appropriate mechanisms - Work with the inventor to exploit invention
- Proof of Concept funds
- Undertake patent searches and patent filing
- pay Year 1 patent costs only!
- Undertake negotiations on behalf of the Trust and
inventor on licensing and other agreements - Disseminate examples of best practice
- Assist with legal actions with third parties over
commercial rights - Arbitrate in any disputes relating to assignment
of inventorship
14What is Medipex?
- First independent NHS company in England Wales
- NHS IP Innovation Hub for the Yorkshire and
Humber Region, manage and commercialise IP within
the NHS - Trusts pay annual
- Membership Fee
- Acute, Community
- PCTs
15Medipex - Aims and Objectives
- To ensure benefits of IP created by NHS are
returned to the NHS - To identify, assess and commercialise new ideas
and innovations leading to improved patient care - To develop clear IP exploitation strategies with
the Trusts and other NHS bodies - To ensure that non-commercial but valuable ideas
are disseminated throughout the NHS
16Medipex - Structure
- Board
- Chair Ex MD of Smith Nephew
- Chief Executive Officer of Medipex
- Chair of the Shadow Board
- 1 non-executive Director from each of 6
Consortium Trusts - 4 non-executive Directors from the Commercial
Sector - Operational Staff
- CEO
- 3 IP Managers all of whom are postdoctoral
scientists have experience of IP exploitation
in the HEI Sector - Market Researcher with experience of PR
Marketing in the private sector - General Manager previously an RD Manager in the
HEI Sector - PA/Administrator previously worked in the HEI
Sector
17Medipex - Structure
- Board
- Chair Ex MD of Smith Nephew
- Chief Executive Officer of Medipex
- Chair of the Shadow Board
- 1 non-executive Director from each of 6
Consortium Trusts - 4 non-executive Directors from the Commercial
Sector - Operational Staff
- CEO
- 3 IP Managers all of whom are postdoctoral
scientists have experience of IP exploitation
in the HEI Sector - Market Researcher with experience of PR
Marketing in the private sector - General Manager previously an RD Manager in the
HEI Sector - PA/Administrator previously worked in the HEI
Sector
18Has Medipex made a difference?
- Since began trading in February 2004 it has
- Carried out initial assessments on 400 NHS ideas,
70 of which are being actively pursued - Worked as a partner with University, NHS Trust
and company on 3 successful HTD Grants totalling
1.63m - Filed 12 patents and 3 trademarks
- Successfully negotiated
- Six licensing deals on behalf of member Trusts
- Has set up a spin-out company
- Setting up a further 3 spin-out companies
- Run 2 Regional Innovation Competitions in 2005
2006 with over 225 entries from 45 Trusts and
15.6k of prizes - Set up an e-commerce website to sell NHS training
materials, books, software and advertise other
NHS products
19www.nhs-ennovations.com
202006 Regional Innovation Competition
Clean Sweep for Hull East Yorkshire Hospitals!
Innovative Device or Technology Immersive
(Virtual Reality) Tools for Clinical Training of
Therapy Radiographers
Innovative Service Delivery Use of the "Hull
Statin Calculator" to Guide Individualised Statin
Prescribing
Most entries (18) from a Trust