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Responsible Innovation in Digital Health
Empowering the Patient
9781788975056 Edward Elgar Publishing
Powerful new approaches and advances in medical systems drive increasingly high expectations for healthcare providers internationally. The form of digital healthcare – a suite of new technologies offering significant benefits in cost and quality – allow institutions to keep pace with society’s needs. This book covers the need for responsible innovation in this area, exploring the issues of implementation as well as potential negative consequences to ensure digital healthcare delivers for the benefit of all stakeholders.
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Powerful new approaches and advances in medical systems drive increasingly high expectations for healthcare providers internationally. The form of digital healthcare – a suite of new technologies offering significant benefits in cost and quality – allow institutions to keep pace with society’s needs. This book covers the need for responsible innovation in this area, exploring the issues of implementation as well as potential negative consequences to ensure digital healthcare delivers for the benefit of all stakeholders.
This book offers a considered view on what a responsible innovation process might involve and how this will enable multiple stakeholders – users, medics, businesses and policymakers – to create a system of delivering better care at lower costs. Illustrated by international case studies, the contributing authors explore the dimensions of responsible innovation with patient engagement and the ways in which this can lead to better design, enhanced diffusion of knowledge and improvement in healthcare.
A much-needed exploration of the role of innovation in healthcare with patients in mind, this book will be essential for academics in innovation, ethics, social entrepreneurship and healthcare studies.
This book offers a considered view on what a responsible innovation process might involve and how this will enable multiple stakeholders – users, medics, businesses and policymakers – to create a system of delivering better care at lower costs. Illustrated by international case studies, the contributing authors explore the dimensions of responsible innovation with patient engagement and the ways in which this can lead to better design, enhanced diffusion of knowledge and improvement in healthcare.
A much-needed exploration of the role of innovation in healthcare with patients in mind, this book will be essential for academics in innovation, ethics, social entrepreneurship and healthcare studies.
Critical Acclaim
‘People ageing and the welfare society demand the intensive use of technology to provide a modern and sustainable care service. But the use of technology also raises new ethical questions about the way the knowledge is obtained and patients’ privacy managed. This book is a benchmark on finding a solution to this challenge: taking advantage of the awesome possibilities of new technologies while respecting the privacy and dignity of the patient at all times. Congratulations.’
– Jose Antonio Ondiviela, SmartCities Solutions Director, Microsoft, Western Europe
‘Medical care can be shifted towards a patient-centered innovation and care process. The editors of this book focus on an important aspect of this emergent system: digital health. Contributors especially focus on responsible ways digital health systems can be designed to protect patient privacy, and teach us a great deal about this important topic. A valuable book!’
– Eric von Hippel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US
‘Based on major international research, this inspiring volume provides rich and suggestive insights into responsible innovation, often enabled by digital technologies and initiated by patients or caregivers. It is packed with observations, ideas and inspiring examples of value for researchers as well as innovators and managers within and beyond the health sector.’
– Per Davidsson, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
– Jose Antonio Ondiviela, SmartCities Solutions Director, Microsoft, Western Europe
‘Medical care can be shifted towards a patient-centered innovation and care process. The editors of this book focus on an important aspect of this emergent system: digital health. Contributors especially focus on responsible ways digital health systems can be designed to protect patient privacy, and teach us a great deal about this important topic. A valuable book!’
– Eric von Hippel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US
‘Based on major international research, this inspiring volume provides rich and suggestive insights into responsible innovation, often enabled by digital technologies and initiated by patients or caregivers. It is packed with observations, ideas and inspiring examples of value for researchers as well as innovators and managers within and beyond the health sector.’
– Per Davidsson, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Contributors
Contributors: A. Alexander, S. Azevedo, P. Benneworth, J. Bessant, H. Canhão, L. Foss, M. Griffiths, T. Iakovleva, J. Kickul, K. Konrad, T.Laudal, L. Maines da Silva, B. Mulloth, B. Naughton, E.M. Oftedal, P. Oliveira, V.C. Schulze Greiving, A.M. Stangeland, R.K. Thapa, E. Thomas, M. Titus, A. Trifilova, D. Wåge, M.D. Williams, D. Wynne
Contents
Contents:
1. Responsible Innovation in Digital Health
Tatiana Iakovleva, Elin M. Oftedal and John Bessant
2. Responsible innovation as a catalyst of the firm innovation process
Tatiana Iakovleva, Elin M. Oftedal and John Bessant
3. Challenges in healthcare - the changing role of patients
Elin M. Oftedal, Tatiana Iakovleva and John Bessant
4. Empowering patients to innovate: the case of Patient Innovation
Pedro Oliveira, Salomé Azevedo and Helena Canhão
5. Patient-initiated innovation - Evidence and research agenda
Thomas Laudal and Tatiana Iakovleva
6. University of Virginia Health System’s MyChart: Supporting Patient Care and Research
Bala Mulloth and Michael D. Williams
7. Design space in digital healthcare – the case of health information TV
John Bessant, Allen Alexander, Danielle Wynne, and Anna Trifilova
8. Responsible Research and Innovation: Innovation initiatives for Positive Social Impact
Raj Thapa and Tatiana Iakovleva
9. The Blink innovation story – viewed through the lens of responsible innovation
Dagfinn Wåge and Andrea Marie Stangeland
10. Hitting the institutional wall – the journeys of three firms from idea to market
Elin M. Oftedal and Lene Foss
11. The role of user-led regional innovation networks in shaping responsible innovation in eHealth. Lessons from the East of the Netherlands
Kornelia Konrad, Verena Schulze Greiving and Paul Benneworth
12. Management of Stakeholders’ Knowledge for Responsible Research and Innovation
Elisa Thomas and Luciana Maines da Silva
13. Responsible Innovation and Commercialisation in the University Context: A case study of an academic entrepreneur in digital healthcare
Bernard Naughton and Lene Foss
14. Responsible innovation within the healthcare sector: Digital Therapeutics and WellStart Health
Jill Kickul, Mark Griffiths, and Marissa Titus
15. The Future of Responsible Innovation
John Bessant, Tatiana Iakovleva and Elin M. Oftedal
Index
1. Responsible Innovation in Digital Health
Tatiana Iakovleva, Elin M. Oftedal and John Bessant
2. Responsible innovation as a catalyst of the firm innovation process
Tatiana Iakovleva, Elin M. Oftedal and John Bessant
3. Challenges in healthcare - the changing role of patients
Elin M. Oftedal, Tatiana Iakovleva and John Bessant
4. Empowering patients to innovate: the case of Patient Innovation
Pedro Oliveira, Salomé Azevedo and Helena Canhão
5. Patient-initiated innovation - Evidence and research agenda
Thomas Laudal and Tatiana Iakovleva
6. University of Virginia Health System’s MyChart: Supporting Patient Care and Research
Bala Mulloth and Michael D. Williams
7. Design space in digital healthcare – the case of health information TV
John Bessant, Allen Alexander, Danielle Wynne, and Anna Trifilova
8. Responsible Research and Innovation: Innovation initiatives for Positive Social Impact
Raj Thapa and Tatiana Iakovleva
9. The Blink innovation story – viewed through the lens of responsible innovation
Dagfinn Wåge and Andrea Marie Stangeland
10. Hitting the institutional wall – the journeys of three firms from idea to market
Elin M. Oftedal and Lene Foss
11. The role of user-led regional innovation networks in shaping responsible innovation in eHealth. Lessons from the East of the Netherlands
Kornelia Konrad, Verena Schulze Greiving and Paul Benneworth
12. Management of Stakeholders’ Knowledge for Responsible Research and Innovation
Elisa Thomas and Luciana Maines da Silva
13. Responsible Innovation and Commercialisation in the University Context: A case study of an academic entrepreneur in digital healthcare
Bernard Naughton and Lene Foss
14. Responsible innovation within the healthcare sector: Digital Therapeutics and WellStart Health
Jill Kickul, Mark Griffiths, and Marissa Titus
15. The Future of Responsible Innovation
John Bessant, Tatiana Iakovleva and Elin M. Oftedal
Index
