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Innovation Management in Health & Social Care 2023
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MARK CAHALANE,
CAROL HAAKE,
CATHERINE LAMB,
PRINCE IBE,
CHRISTIAN NEWMAN,
DARREN RUSH,
ENIOLA OJO,
Everton de Silva,
GARETH DAVIES,
GARETH REES,
JASON LINTERN,
JULIA WILKINSON,
KELLY WHITE,
SUSAN KOTRZUBA,
LAURA DAVIES,
MARIE KATHRENS,
REBECCA JELLEY,
SARA ROBERTS,
SARAH VAUGHAN
Innovation Academy Research Series: Innovation Management in Health & Social Care 2023
Swansea University Authors:
Roderick Thomas , MARK CAHALANE, CAROL HAAKE, CATHERINE LAMB, PRINCE IBE, CHRISTIAN NEWMAN, DARREN RUSH, ENIOLA OJO, GARETH DAVIES, GARETH REES, JASON LINTERN, JULIA WILKINSON, KELLY WHITE, SUSAN KOTRZUBA, LAURA DAVIES, MARIE KATHRENS, REBECCA JELLEY, SARA ROBERTS, SARAH VAUGHAN
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Abstract
Welcome to the inaugural volume of Innovation Academy: Innovation Management in Health & Social Care. This volume represents the culmination of rigorous research and practical insights derived from the efforts of our first cohort of postgraduate students enrolled on the MSc in MSc Advanced Healt...
| Published in: | Innovation Academy Research Series: Innovation Management in Health & Social Care 2023 |
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| ISBN: | 978-1-911503-08-8 |
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Swansea, Wales, UK
Swansea University Innovation Academy
2024
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| URI: | https://cronfa.swan.ac.uk/Record/cronfa65070 |
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| Abstract: |
Welcome to the inaugural volume of Innovation Academy: Innovation Management in Health & Social Care. This volume represents the culmination of rigorous research and practical insights derived from the efforts of our first cohort of postgraduate students enrolled on the MSc in MSc Advanced Health and Care Management (Health Innovation and Transformation) and the MSc Advanced Health and Care Management (Value Based) programs. At the heart of this repository are practitioner-focused projects, which address contemporary challenges within the realm of value-based healthcare, innovation, and transformation. These projects not only showcase the academic prowess of our students but also underscore their dedication to driving positive change within their respective industries and, importantly, impact. The diversity of backgrounds among our students - hailing from health, social care, the third sector, and the wider life sciences industry - enriches the breadth and depth of perspectives presented within this volume. Their collective expertise, coupled with a shared commitment to innovation, forms the bedrock upon which this publication stands. We extend our sincerest gratitude to the Welsh Government for their invaluable support of the Intensive Learning Academies, which have provided a fertile ground for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and the cultivation of innovative ideas. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to our curators of repository materials: Dr. James Bourne, Dr. Katie Gibbs, Hafwen Lewis, Harrison, Edward Miller, and Ram Gurumoorthy. Their diligent efforts in organizing and collating the wealth of knowledge presented within these pages have been instrumental in bringing this publication to fruition. "The Innovation Academy" series stands as a testament to Swansea University iLab Research & Innovation Center's commitment to fostering an environment of open-access and knowledge sharing. |
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Copyright: Swansea University, The Author(s), 2024. Editors - School of Management: Dr Roderick Thomas, Dr Dan Rees, Prof Gareth Davies, Prof Nick Rich, Prof Jonathon Gray, Prof Hamish Laing, Ms Corina Edwards. School of Engineering: Dr Vasilios Samaras, Prof Ian Mabbett. School of Medicine: Dr Jeffrey Davies, Dr Natalie DeMello. International: Prof Ricardo Vardasca. |
| Keywords: |
Wales, Innovation, Management, Health, Life Sciences, NHS, Government, Social Care, Practitioner, Innovation Academy Research Series |
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Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences |
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We would like to thank Welsh Government for funding the All-Wales Intensive Learning Academy for Innovation in Health and Social Care (IHSC) & the Value-Based Health & Care Academy both of which are based at Swansea University.
The IHSC Academy wish to thank Cardiff & Value University Health Board and the Bevan Commission as integral partners to the Innovation Academy.
In addition, the Academies would like to thank: Swansea Bay University Health Board,
Hywel Dda University Health Board,
Delta Wellbeing & Pentre Awel,
Vale of Glamorgan Council.,
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board,
Digital Health and Care Wales (DHCW),
Welsh Value in Health Centre.
Welsh Cancer Intelligence and Surveillance Unit (WCISU).
NHS Arden & GEM.
Monmouthshire County Council.
Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board. |