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3 responses to "Innovator’s Prescription Book"

1. # Jason Hwang commented on April 29th, 2009:

   Clay partnered with myself and another physician (the renowned Jerry Grossman) to ensure his theories from the business world were grounded in reality once applied to health care. I think the lack of input from health care circles has been a frequent, and sometimes valid, criticism of other books that attempt to bridge business and health. In our case, I think we made a concerted effort to validate our conclusions with all the various stakeholders involved.

   Jason Hwang, M.D.

2. # John commented on April 29th, 2009:

   Nice background information Jason. Anyone else read the book yet that can provide a review?

3. # Michael Milne commented on April 30th, 2009:

   I am about to read it – read his others – there is a online lecture from MIT that he gave by the same title. From the lecture he seems to have many good insights but – sorry Jason – he seemed to have a bias for institutional health and lacked insight into solutions for the majority of docs who work in places like a suburb of Fargo, North Dakota. From his own definitions I had trouble discerning whether he was suggesting true healthcare innovation or meaning a product improvement.