Feasibility Study: Biomedical Engineering for Neurological Disorders

This report presents a comprehensive feasibility study for a public health department's proposal to treat neurological disorders using biomedical engineering. The study explores the current challenges in treating neurological diseases, emphasizing the limitations of traditional medication and the potential benefits of advanced technologies. The proposal outlines a shift from pharmaceutical treatments to device-based interventions, aiming to reduce side effects and improve patient outcomes. The report includes a detailed analysis of associated risks, operational processes, and resource requirements. It also provides a financial analysis, including projected expenses and income, and evaluates the operational and technological feasibility of the proposal. Furthermore, it covers intellectual property considerations, implementation processes, and potential options for addressing challenges. The conclusion supports the adoption of biomedical engineering as a forward-thinking approach to enhance public health services for neurological diseases.