West Coast Consortium for Technology and Innovation in Pediatrics

项目名称：西海岸儿科技术与创新联盟 项目摘要 南加州儿科技术与创新联盟(CTIP- Www.scctip.com)是一家总部设在儿童医院的儿科医疗器械联盟 洛杉矶(CHLA)和南加州大学(USC)于 2011年，并于2013年由FDA首次资助。CTIP促进商业化和临床 美国食品和药物管理局鼓励使用儿科医疗器械 行政部门。CTIP通过以下方式促进儿科医疗器械的开发 在现有翻译和商业化框架内协调资源 加州大学洛杉矶分校、南加州大学和南加州社区 转让给商业合作伙伴并推向市场。在过去的一年里，CTIP 专注于在整个西海岸发展合作伙伴关系，向西部发展 海岸CTIP网络。新的CTIP包括来自每个国家的学术和行业合作伙伴 加利福尼亚州、俄勒冈州和华盛顿州的主要大都市区。CTIP的拱形结构 目标是：1)建立我们在西方的多学科利益相关者网络 确定和培育有前景的儿科医疗器械项目；2)增加 对开发新型儿科医疗设备的必要性的认识；3) 克服目前商业化的障碍，特别注重建立 学术界在缓解这些障碍方面的作用；以及4)制定和实施战略 这将维持一条以生产需求为导向的新型儿科医疗设备管道。 CTIP是由学校的教职员工和行政领导联合起来成立的， 南加州大学和加州大学洛杉矶分校的部门、项目、研究所和中心 商业化、转化和临床研究、儿科护理和工程。 现在，代表合作机构的主要领导人加入了这个核心小组 西海岸网络。CTIP从事商业、投资、高等教育和 西海岸的慈善社区，以提供CTIP投资组合 公司拥有全面的儿科医疗器械开发服务。

Project Title: West Coast Consortium for Technology & Innovation in Pediatrics Project Summary The Southern California Consortium for Technology and Innovation in Pediatrics (CTIP – www.scctip.com) is a pediatric medical device consortium based at Children's Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) and the University of Southern California (USC) established in 2011 and first funded by the FDA in 2013. CTIP promotes commercialization and clinical use of pediatric medical devices as encouraged by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. CTIP facilitates the development of pediatric medical devices by coordinating resources within the existing translational and commercialization framework of CHLA and USC and the Southern California community to a stage where they can be transferred to a commercial partner and brought to market. Over the past year, CTIP has focused on developing partnerships across the West Coast, evolving into the West Coast CTIP Network. The new CTIP includes academic and industry partners from every major metropolitan area in California, Oregon, and Washington. CTIP’s over-arching goals are: 1) to build upon our network of multi-disciplinary stakeholders across the West Coast to identify and foster promising pediatric medical device projects; 2) to increase awareness around the need for novel pediatric medical device development; 3) to overcome current barriers to commercialization with a particular focus on establishing academia’s role in alleviating these barriers; and 4) to develop and implement strategies that will sustain a productive needs-driven pipeline of new pediatric medical devices. CTIP was established by uniting faculty and administrative leaders from schools, departments, programs, institutes, and centers at USC and CHLA that are focused on commercialization, translational and clinical research, pediatric care, and engineering. This core group is now joined by key leaders representing partner institutions across the West Coast Network. CTIP engages the business, investment, higher education, and philanthropic communities in the West Coast in order to provide CTIP portfolio companies with comprehensive pediatric medical device development services.