1. Design the fund strategy: Determine the fund's investment scope, investment objectives, asset allocation ratio, etc., and develop the fund's investment strategy and risk management measures.
2. Designing the fund contract: Prepare the fund contract, including the name of the fund, the fund's objectives, the fund manager and its responsibilities, the scope and limits of the fund's investment, and the issuance and redemption of the fund's shares.
3. Finding a fund manager: choose a reputable and experienced asset management company as the fund manager, who will be responsible for the day-to-day operation of the fund and investment decisions.
4. Raise capital: Conduct the fund's offering and fundraising efforts to attract investor participation. This can be done through public offering or private placement.
5. Registration: the fund manager needs to submit an application to the relevant regulatory body for the registration of the fund to obtain the qualification of legally issuing funds.
6. Operation and management: Once the fund is successfully issued, the fund managers will carry out investment operation and fund management according to the fund contract and strategy. They will regularly announce the fund's net value, investment returns, etc. to investors.
It is important to note that the issuance of a healthcare fund needs to be operated in accordance with local laws and regulations and needs to meet the requirements of regulatory agencies. In addition, the characteristics and risks of the medical industry need to be fully considered to ensure that investors' interests are protected.
Please note, however, that I do not know your specific situation, so the above is only a general answer. For more specific advice or operational guidance, it is advisable to consult a specialized financial institution or lawyer.