Dr. Kaveh Safavi, a senior managing director responsible for Accenture’s offerings for providers, health insurers, and public and private health systems globally, shares healthcare trends that will drive the sector’s evolution.
How can medical device startups benefit most from working with physicians? Professor Thatchenkery discusses key findings of research conducted with colleagues from Stanford and Harvard Business School, on the role of physician-users in supporting — or stymieing — a venture’s ability to innovate.
Currently, less than 25% of donated lungs are eligible for transplantation. Dr. Jorge Mallea serves as the medical director of a new facility on the Mayo Clinic in Florida campus that will use ex-vivo lung perfusion and other emerging technologies to increase the number of lungs for transplant.
Regina Herzlinger is the first woman to be both tenured and chaired at Harvard Business School, where she now serves as the Nancy R. McPherson Professor of Business Administration. She has written three best-selling trade health care books and is finalizing her latest book — Innovating in Healthcare: Creating Breakthrough Services, Products, and Business Models.