Healthcare Innovation

Even prior to the COVID-19 pandemic global healthcare services faced the need to reshape healthcare delivery models in order to meet escalating demand, whilst maintaining quality of care and equity of access. What are the key factors that enable these critical changes to be delivered at scale and pace, and within the constraints of limited resources?

Seyed Esfahani and Halkes are academics and practitioners who have extensive expertise in healthcare innovation research and practice, and in this book they explore innovation in the health sector through discussions on forward-thinking technologies, covering development and manufacturing approaches, as well as innovation management and training. Case studies review the successful application of innovation models and technologies from Brazil, Portugal, Austria, the United Kingdom, Sweden and Europe. How the lessons learnt during the COVID pandemic can be drawn on to accelerate innovation in healthcare and shape future models of delivery is a consistent theme throughout the book.

Healthcare Innovation will be of interest and value to academics, healthcare professionals, innovation practitioners, and businesses, as well as those involved in setting strategy and policy. It highlights the key factors at an individual, organisational, and system level that need to be in place to enable effective healthcare innovation, as well as the spread and adoption of new practices.

Contents:

• Innovation in Healthcare Beyond COVID-19 Lessons Learned (Alan Cucknell, Laurence Weir, and Nigel Whittle FRSB)
• Hospital Innovation Management: An Assessment of Two State-Owned Portuguese Hospitals (Daniel Ferreira Polónia and Adriana Coutinho Gradim)
• Building Innovation Management Support at a University Hospital (Ingrid Kihlander, Erika Bellander Nydahl, and Stefan Vlachos)
• VIENNO Vienna Innovation Model Hacks the Healthcare (Mozghan Sadr and Peter Granig)
• Speeding Up Innovative Solutions Development in Emergencies: Lessons Learned from the Inspire Ventilator Project (Ana Paula P Leme Barbosa, Ana Lucia F Facin, and Mario S Salerno)
• Technology-Enhanced Learning (TEL) Solutions for COVID-19: Use Cases from Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust (TSDFT) (Payal Ghatnekar, Matthew Halkes, and Nick Peres)
• VR in Adult Acute Pain Management An Exploration into the Existing Academic Literature (Salman Heydari Khajehpour, Mona Seyed Esfahani, and Danylo Yershov)
• ALAMEDA: Towards the Technology-Enabled Optimisation of Brain Healthcare Continuum (Valentina Tageo and the ALAMEDA H2020 Project Consortium)
• Characterizing Redistributed Manufacturing in Healthcare through the Lens of Transdisciplinary Innovation (Dharm Kapletia and Wendy Phillips)

Readership: Researcher and practitioners in the field of Health Communication, Health Innovation, Health Innovation Management, Health Technology. Policy makers and health organisational staff. Health policy, Health Innovation Management postgraduate students.
Key Features:

• The book is written by academics and practitioners from across Europe and Brazil, hence the book provides not only an academic perspective on health innovation management and best practice, but also practitioners' expertise from credible centres such as the Karolinska Institute, Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust, and University Hospital Dorset
• Innovation consultants from companies across Europe are contributing towards the book, including Plextek Consultancy and Wise Angle Consulting SL
• All of the chapters have been presented at ISPIM conferences and been peer reviewed and all chapters have gone through another round of peer revision by a team of academics assembled by the editors
• The book w

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