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Model For Shaping A System Composed Of Measurable Indicators For Defining Priority Areas Using Us National Institutes Of Healthcare As A Role Example

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President ofRussian Federationset a goal to develop measurable indicators and mechanisms for reaching scientific-technological priorities. The analysis was completed of one of the most well-developed models for selecting priority areas for scientific-technological development with the usage of measurable indicators, which is implemented in National Institutes of Healthcare (NIH) in theUSAwhen managing scientific-technological activity. Assessment is made of whether this system can be applied to Russian reality.Â

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  • L. A. Tsvetkova, 2016. "Model For Shaping A System Composed Of Measurable Indicators For Defining Priority Areas Using Us National Institutes Of Healthcare As A Role Example," Economics of Science, Delo Publishing house, vol. 2(1).
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    1. N. G. Kurakova, 2016. "Key issues with optimizing the system of budget planning in the sphere of science and the evaluation of suggested measures," Economics of Science, Delo Publishing house, vol. 2(3).

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