Medical Innovation in clinical practice: towards an healthy innovation combining technological change and service function

5月１０日に下記の要領で寺子屋セミナーを開きます。進展著しい医療機器、そのなかでも特に急激な発展と普及を経てきたCTスキャナやMRIに関するイノベーションは医療サービス・イノベーションにどのような影響を及ぼしてきたのでしょうか？また未来にわたってどのようなインパクトを医療、そして社会に及ぼすのでしょうか？

当該研究分野の第一人者のJerome Galbrun氏から、最新動向を踏まえた報告を共有したうえで議論を深めます。尚、今回はすべて英語で行われます。

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Outline

Healthcare innovation has been supported by the emergence of new diagnostic tools and treatment procedures, recently triggered by the influence of patient advocacy groups. This presentation elaborates a dynamic view of innovation in medical technology and explains how physicians can contribute to emerging innovations, described as a service innovation function, beyond product development and patents. In Japan, with healthcare costs rising sharply, the benefits offered by advancing technology versus the fiscal cost have become a crucial area of public and policy debate.

When & Where

- 4pm May 10th 2010
- Campus Innovation Center in Tamachi

Speaker Profile

Jerome Galbrun was a senior finance manager in corporations including Hewlett-Packard and General Electric Healthcare. He is a Six Sigma Master Black Belt and has led more than 800 Six Sigma GE projects. He was Marketing Manager for GE Healthcare Europe from 2003 to 2006. As well as various lecturing activities in Tokyo, Mr. Galbrun is currently a researcher and Ph.D. candidate at the Tokyo Institute of Technology. His focus is on innovation processes in medical technology both in Europe and Japan. Mr. Galbrun received a Master from the Graduate Business School of Lyons, France. From 2000-2006, he received education courses from the Harvard Business School and the Wharton Business School.