Boechat, Nubia

Magalhães, Jorge Lima

Quoniam, Luc

Intensity in research on drugs and medicines contributes significantly to innovation and technological development in the country's health. Thus, this work aimed evinces how Web 2.0 tools of free access can help developing nations and undeveloped in the network management and patent analysis for health care, in this case for tuberculosis. The co-relation of a lot of experts in the world with several knowledge bases can contribute to generation of new approaches and results as well as assist in better decision making by managers of companies, governments and organisations. Countries and publications by research networks in tuberculosis are listed in worldwide. We also describe a specific example for technological management using tuberculosis patents.DOI: 10.5585/rgss.v2i1.4

Lima de Magalhães, Jorge

Web 2.0 Tools for Network Management and Patent Analysis for Health Public

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