Innovation

Innovation has become one of the most widely used buzzwords in healthcare in recent years, and rightly so, since innovation is necessary to develop new solutions that can improve outcomes, cut costs and serve more patients than ever before.

The American Medical Association announced at its ChangeMedEd conference on Sept. 18 the recipients of the second annual Accelerating Change in Medical Education Innovation Grant Program.

To focus on new ideas and creativity in medicine, Hackensack Meridian Health created its Center for Discovery and Innovation. Currently, the center is focused on regenerative medicine; the science of replacing and healing damaged human cells, tissues and organs; the…

In 2015, SCL Health established its first system vice president of innovation, a role dedicated to accelerating identification, initiation and deployment of high-volume initiatives that improve access to care. Over the past four years, SCL Health's innovation team has helped…

Thomas J. Graham, MD, is the director of strategy and innovation in the department of orthopedic surgery at NYU Langone Health in New York City.

Advanced analytics can drive innovation to solve seemingly insurmountable issues — but these solutions cannot be derived from thin air, according to Lynn Wu, PhD, assistant professor at the Philadelphia-based Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger Health System announced a multiyear partnership with Tempus, a Chicago-based biotech startup, to use artificial intelligence to build precision medicine solutions for cardiology.

Building consumer trust is imperative in creating a sustainable business, but just as crucial is fostering internal trust among team members, which will result in an organizationwide tendency toward innovation.

More than 40 percent of companies in the Fortune 1,000 have grown more confident in the competitive advantage of their innovation strategies and investments in the past year, according to a new survey from KPMG and Innovation Leader.

Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Healthcare will allot a total of $200,000 in Genomic Innovation Grants, benefiting biomedical research projects aiming to accelerate precision medicine treatments.