1. Design fund strategy: determine the investment scope, investment target and asset allocation ratio of the fund, and formulate the investment strategy and risk management measures of the fund.
2. Formulate fund contracts: formulate fund contracts, including fund name, fund objectives, fund managers and their responsibilities, fund investment scope and restrictions, fund share issuance and redemption, etc.
3. Find a fund manager: Choose a reputable and experienced asset management company as the fund manager, who is responsible for the daily operation and investment decision of the fund.
4. Raise funds: issue and raise funds to attract investors. This can be achieved through public offering or private placement.
5. Registration: the fund manager needs to submit an application to the relevant regulatory authorities to register the fund and obtain the qualification to legally issue the fund.
6. Operation management: Once the fund is issued successfully, the fund manager will conduct investment operation and fund management according to the fund contract and strategy. They will regularly announce the net fund value and investment income to investors.
It should be noted that the distribution of medical funds needs to be operated in accordance with local laws and regulations and meet the requirements of regulatory agencies. In addition, it is necessary to fully consider the characteristics and risks of the medical industry to ensure that the interests of investors are protected.
But please note that I don't know your specific situation, so the above is just a general answer. For more specific suggestions or operational guidance, it is recommended to consult a professional financial institution or lawyer.