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HEALTH SECTOR overview, trends and opportunities
BETA-TRENDS SEA & LIFE SCIENCES CLUSTERS
05 September 2012
The global Health market(s)
Total health expenditure: US$ 6.5 x1012 ::
Pharmaceutical market: US$ 850 x109 ::
Medical device market: US$ 300 x109 ::
Total expenditure on health as % of GDP (2010)
Source: WHO
Creating value: the Health industries
Produtos
Farmacêuticos
Dispositivos médicos
e consumíveis
Indústria
I&D, TIC
UTENTE
Cuidados de
saúde
Comércio por grosso
Farmácias
Distribuição/Comércio
Prestação de cuidados
Elementos auxiliares de diagnósticoServiços às
empresas (consultoria)
Indústria
Química
Papel, Edição, Impressão
PlásticoVidro
Metalúrgia Indústria Electrónica
I&D, TIC
Source: ISEG
The Health value chain ::
Is Portugal a competitive player?
The R&D investment has been growing consistently ::
Is Portugal a competitive player?
# Company / Group R&D Expenditure (€)
6 Bial – Portela & Cia, SA 43,013,339
16 Alert – Life Sciences Computing, SA 12,041,623
30 Hovione FarmaCiencia, SA 6,167,050
33 Tecnimede – Sociedade Técnico-Medicinal, SA 5,754,878
52 Biocant – Associação de Transferência de Tecnologia 3,133,354
55 Eurotrials – Consultores Científicos, SA 2,927,239
61 Ablynx, SA 2,610,585
62 Bluepharma – Indústria Farmacêutica, SA 2,544,467
94 Grupo Azevedos 1,713,365
98 Grupo AtralCipan 1,663,999
100 Lilly Portugal – Produtos Farmacêuticos, Lda 1,646,827
# Hospital / Group of HospitalsR&D Expenditure
(€)
1 Centro Hospitalar do Porto, EPE 5,449,273
2 Centro Hospitalar de Lisboa Central, EPE 4,036,972
3 Centro Hospitalar de Lisboa Norte, EPE 3,385,751
4 Hospital de São João, EPE 2,761,268
5 Hospitais da Universidade de Coimbra, EPE 2,635,503
6 Centro Hospitalar de Lisboa Ocidental, EPE 2,300,726
7 Grupo José de Mello Saúde, SGPS, SA 1,219,110
8 Instituto Português de Oncologia do Lisboa Francisco Gentil, EPE 1,068,554
9 Instituto Português de Oncologia do Coimbra Francisco Gentil, EPE 1,036,725
10 Instituto Português de Oncologia do Porto Francisco Gentil, EPE 954,018 ~25 M€
~83 M€ Company / Group
Researchers
(FTE)
PhDs
(FTE)
Ablynx, SA 22.8 9.8 (#5)
Alert – Life Sciences Computing, SA 210.4 10.2 (#4)
Bial – Portela & Cia, SA 53.5 14.1 (#2)
Biocant – Associação de Transferência de Tecnologia 31.2 10.8 (#3)
Bluepharma – Indústria Farmacêutica, SA 34.1 1.0
Critical Health, SA 14.8 1.0
Eurotrials – Consultores Científicos, SA 68.0 2.0
Grupo AtralCipan 14.3 1.4
Grupo Azevedos 10.2 n.a.
Hovione FarmaCiencia, SA 83.0 22.0 (#1)
Tecnimede – Sociedade Técnico-Medicinal, SA 49.5 1.0
Source: GPEARI/MCTES
Number of researchers and PhDs in selected Health sector companies (2009)
Portugal has a growing number of highly-qualified people ... ::
Higher education: Students enrolled and graduates
Source: GPEARI / MCTES
Graduates Enrolled
(2006-2007) (2007-2008)
Biology and Biochemistry 1,819 9,696
Dental sciences 637 3,522
Pharmaceutical sciences 893 6,896
Nursing 5,912 19,774
Medicine 1,434 9,053
Public health services 253 603
Diagnostic and therapeutic
technologies3,001 7,468
Therapy and rehabilitation 2,132 6,976
Engineering: biomedical, clinical,
pharmaceutical, health304 1,525
Health (not included in other areas) 8 169
Total 16,393 65,682
Education area
Is Portugal a competitive player?
... including PhDs ... ::
PhDs in Life, Medical and Health Sciences
Source: GPEARI / MCTES
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Life Sciences Medical and Health Sciences
Is Portugal a competitive player?
... and the value chain now employs more researchers and PhDs. ::
Is Portugal a competitive player?
Company / GroupResearchers
(FTE)
PhDs
(FTE)
Ablynx, SA 22.8 9.8 (#5)
Alert – Life Sciences Computing, SA 210.4 10.2 (#4)
Bial – Portela & Cia, SA 53.5 14.1 (#2)
Biocant – Associação de Transferência de Tecnologia 31.2 10.8 (#3)
Bluepharma – Indústria Farmacêutica, SA 34.1 1.0
Critical Health, SA 14.8 1.0
Eurotrials – Consultores Científicos, SA 68.0 2.0
Grupo AtralCipan 14.3 1.4
Grupo Azevedos 10.2 n.a.
Hovione FarmaCiencia, SA 83.0 22.0 (#1)
Tecnimede – Sociedade Técnico-Medicinal, SA 49.5 1.0
Source: GPEARI/MCTES
Number of researchers and PhDs in selected
Health sector companies (2009)
The scientific production has been increasing sharply ... ::
Is Portugal a competitive player?
Scientific production: Life, Medical and Health Sciences
Source: GPEARI / MCTES
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Is Portugal a competitive player?
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From knowledge
to market
129 Members
Hospitals
Pharma & Biotech
2000 PhDs
8500 physicians
8000 beds
1250 M€ turnover
80 M€ in R&D
4000 employees
570 M€ turnover
30 M€ in R&D
6000 employee
R&D Institutions + Universities
3100 researchers in Health
17 M€ in R&D
130 PhDs
30 PhDs
Medical Devices & Services
Key figures
To become a Member, please visit www.healthportugal.com
To turn Portugal into a competitive player in the
research, design, development, manufacturing
and commercialization of health-related products
and services,
in selected market and technological niches, targeting
the most demanding and relevant international markets,
based on the recognition of its excellence,
technological level and competences in the field of
innovation.
Mission
Strategic vision
Knowledge / R&D + I . diseases
. pharmaceutical . medical devices
. biotechnology . nanotechnology
Enterprise dynamics . healthcare
. pharmaceutical . biotechnology
. auxiliary diagnostic means . medical devices
Management . ICTs
. process automation . productivity
Public support / Demonstration actions . support to investment and innovation . public procurement . FDI attraction . training . idea contests . pilot projects
+ social and economical development
+ business + exports + employment (qualified) + health
STRATEGIC OPTIONS
well-being / ageing
diseases (neurodegenerative, cancer,
cardiovascular, osteoarticular degenerative,
inflammatory, infectious and metabolic)
e-health (AAL-Ambient Assisted Living,
process integration and automation)
Objectives
> to change the current
knowledge-exploitation
paradigms
> generalization of translational
research and clinical research
> bioengineering ecosystems
> to improve the cooperation/
coopetition environment
> international recognition
> strengthen the company
base and the R&D system
in 3-5 years
5 new drugs
50 new diagnostic
methods/ devices/
services
4 000 million € turnover
(>70% exports)
in 10 years
Horizontal Anchor Projects (promoted by HCP)
Translational Research ::
Research “from bench to bedside and back again”...
Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer ::
Protection and exploitation of new knowledge and technologies...
International Promotion & Networking ::
Promoting Portugal globally as a competitive player in Health...
Promoting and fostering cooperation amongst players...
... to turn knowledge into health and wealth
Flagship Projects (co-promoted by HCP members)
AAL4ALL – Ambient Assisted Living for All ::
Mobilization of an industrial ecosystem for the massification of products
and services in the area of Ambient Assisted Living (AAL), focused on
the definition of specifics standards (for products and services).
Investment: 8.2 M€ (QREN 5.0 M€)
Flagship Projects (co-promoted by HCP members)
Do IT – Development and Operation of Translational Research ::
Development of translational research strategies and organizational
models applicable to the entities of the Portuguese health value chain
(companies, R&D institutions and hospitals).
Development of innovative and competitive products and services for
the global Health market.
Investment: 8.6 M€ (QREN 5.0 M€)
Some trends and opportunities ahead
in the Health sector
Some trends and opportunities ahead
A changing landscape: different needs, different demands... ::
▪ Increased longevity and ageing
populations.
▪ New epidemiologic patterns:
. Changes in the main causes of death.
. Chronic diseases.
. Emerging/re-emerging infectious diseases.
. Pandemics.
▪ Increased purchasing power (namely in
highly-populated countries with emerging
economies).
▪ Citizens/users more informed, more
demanding and with higher (geographic)
mobility.
▪ … Source: WHO
▪ Cost containment.
Some trends and opportunities ahead
... new opportunities! ::
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Some trends and opportunities ahead
... new opportunities! ::
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Some trends and opportunities ahead
Changing paradigms in healthcare delivery: P4 Medicine ::
▪ Predictive
▪ Preventive
▪ Personalized
▪ Participatory
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Some trends and opportunities ahead
Sectors /
Market
areas
Resources / Technology Platforms | Typologies of products, processes and services
Biotechnology
& Omics ICT & Electronics Nanotechnology
Endogenous /
Natural resources
Organization /
Management
Pharma
▪ Targeted therapies
▪ Biopharmaceuticals
▪ New antibiotics
▪ Drugs for neglected
diseases
▪ Biomarkers
▪ Vaccines
▪ Bioinformatics tools ▪ In-situ drug delivery
systems
▪ Natural compounds
(sea, plants, ...)
▪ Citizen
empowerment
▪ P4 medicine
▪ New business
models
▪ New financing
models
▪ Open innovation
Medtech &
Diagnostics
▪ Regenerative
medicine
▪ Companion
diagnostics
▪ Ambient Assisted
Living products
▪ Point-of-care
products
▪ Biomedical and
biological imaging
▪ Nanobots
▪ Biomedical and
molecular imaging
▪ Minimally invasive
surgery
▪ Nanoimplants
Healthcare &
Wellbeing
delivery
▪ AAL services
▪ e-Health /
telemedicine
▪ Computer aided
diagnostics
▪ Health/medical
tourism
Typologies of products, processes and services: a few examples. ::
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www.healthportugal.com
www.scienceportugal.com
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Rua Eng.º Frederico Ulrich, 2650 Moreira da Maia
4470-605 Maia PORTUGAL
Tel: (+351) 220 968 183
www.healthportugal.com
Luís Soares [email protected]