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US 2020/0394574 A1Published application
Method and system for developing a personalized medicine business plan
AssigneeDiaceutics
InventorsPeter Keeling, Dave Smart
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Abstract
The current invention relates to a method of developing a personalized medicine business plan for a targeted therapy. For example, one method includes obtaining a plurality of variables; creating an archive of scenarios; determining a theranostic; collating at least some of the plurality of financial variables; creating an archive of scenarios; generating predicted revenues; comparing each of the scenarios in the archive with the hypothetical business scenario; and generating an intended personalized medicine business plan.
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A method for combining a diagnostic and a therapy comprising:
- (a) obtaining a quantity or estimate for each of (i) the number of patients placed on the therapy;
- (ii) the potential market size for the therapy based on an indication of the number of patients that could be placed on the therapy and an allocated value for each patient;
- (iii) the uptake of the diagnostic;
- (iv) a correction of the potential market of the combined therapy and diagnostic in accordance with the uptake of the combination;
- (v) the opportunity to test index;
- and (vi) the theranostic uptake increase slope,
- (b) predicting revenue based on the quantities or estimates in (a);
- (c) generating a hypothetical business scenario from the predicted revenue or financial target using a computer;
- (d) comparing the hypothetical business scenario to an archive of scenarios, wherein the archive of real-world case studies relating to the disease, patients having the disease, the therapy, the diagnostic, and/or the combination of the therapy and the diagnostic;
- (e) identifying a real-world case study that most closely matches the hypothetical business scenario and assessing the effect of the diagnostic on the adoption of the therapy in the real-world case study;
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- (f) combining the diagnostic and the therapy for co-marketing based on an identified positive effect of the diagnostic on the adoption of the therapy.
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