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  • Medicine III - Capes postgraduate programs
  • Intellectual Property Assessment

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  • Most postgraduate programs in Medicine III - Capes do not currently utilize a scoring system for patents.
  • Existing evaluation frameworks lack standardized metrics for patent contributions.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop and propose a novel metrics system for evaluating patents within the Medicine III - Capes postgraduate programs.
  • To enhance the assessment of intellectual production by incorporating patent value.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of 2013 area documents from all 48 Capes areas.
  • Development of a patent scoring proposal based on Biotechnology area criteria, with adaptations.
  • Incorporation of patent deposit, granting, and licensing/production into the scoring system.

Main Results:

  • A scoring system was developed, prioritizing patent deposit, granting, and licensing/production in ascending order.
  • Higher scores are assigned to patents registered internationally and those involving student participation.
  • The proposed system was adapted from the Biotechnology area's criteria.

Conclusions:

  • The proposed patent metrics can be integrated into the 'Intellectual Production' section of evaluation forms, specifically under 'Technical Production/Patents'.
  • Recommended weighting: 10% for academic programs and 40% for professional Master's programs.
  • Defined scoring tiers for program evaluation: Very Good (≥400 points), Good (200-399), Regular (71-199), Weak (≤70), and Insufficient (0 points).