How to Start a Healthcare Startup

Are all healthcare startups, whether in drug development, medical devices, diagnostics, information technology, etc., subject to similar principles of entrepreneurship. If so, what are these common principles, as well as those elements that are specific to a particular healthcare startup domain. How can scientists, with little to no training in business, maximize their chances of success as emerging entrepreneurs?
SPEAKER BIOS
Emre Toker, MSEE Entrepreneurship for Biomedicine (E4B) Program, Director, Washington University in St. Louis; Serial Entrepreneur; Angel Investor. Emre Toker is Principal Investigator for the E4B Program at Washington University in St Louis and has extensive experience as a scientist, entrepreneur, mentor, and angel investor. After studying physics and electrical engineering, he founded three biomedical technology research companies: MedOptics; Bioptics; and Radicon Imaging Corporation. Larger firms acquired each within seven years of founding. He is a member of several angel investment groups, including Desert Angels and Desert Tech, and is a partner in the micro-seed fund Arch Partners. He is currently pursuing his fourth biomedical startup venture focused on improved medical imaging technology.