Innovation Blog

Horizontal Innovation. Why Innovators Need To Break Down Those Silos.

Wednesday, March 31, 2010 | Posted by: Brian Maguire
Categories: Business | Tags: innovation, energy, education, healthcare, Gordon Brown, security, collaborative innovation, Saul Kaplan, downing street

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Future health trends - if the drugs don’t work, just ask mum

Wednesday, July 01, 2009 | Posted by: Grant Thornton
Categories: Healthcare | Tags: government, healthcare, google, medicine

Each year, hospital errors kill five times as many Americans as AIDS. Scared? There’s more. According to the Institute of Medicine, hospital errors kill more people than car accidents or breast cancer. So, pop quiz. Do you think society in general is more or less trusting of medical institutions?

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Healthcare Innovation – Resistance Is Futile

Friday, May 08, 2009 | Posted by: Brian Maguire
Categories: Healthcare | Tags: innovation, entrepreneur, energy, healthcare, science, pharmaceuticals, nanotechnology

Defence of our nation’s health persists as a matter of priority. It’s an irrational position to take, for ultimately the nation cannot preserve our health, we all expire, a bit like identity cards. Our expectation, is that one day we won’t shuffle off this mortal coil, but just go for a refit, an upgrade, popping into Me-Me World at lunch to get memory chips expanded and a couple of heart valves replaced.

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