Paul Hébert's call for the pursuit of excellence in health care, health education and health
research in the interests of innovations for better health outcomes1 is timely and welcome …

Paul Hébert's call for the pursuit of excellence in health care, health education and health
research in the interests of innovations for better health outcomes1 is timely and welcome …

Paul Hébert's call for the pursuit of excellence in health care, health education and health
research in the interests of innovations for better health outcomes1 is timely and welcome …

Naylor, a policy expert and former president of the University of Toronto, chaired Health
Canada's Advisory Panel on Healthcare Innovation. The panel was charged with identifying …

Improving the Canadian health care system isn'ta matter of fostering innovation, according to
Dr. Danielle Martin, vice-president of medical affairs and health system solutions at Women's …

As health care reform gains momentum, the role of innovation described by Dr. Berwick in
this landmark Health Affairs article on the “Triple Aim” is as important as ever. Yet, many …

Sir Winston Churchill is quoted often to have said,“To improve is to change; to be perfect is
to change often.” Given this pithy observation, can we conclude that healthcare is certainly …

to apply its learnings with precision at the point of patient care, the coalition has launched
experiments with scientific method-based, problem-solving approaches (the Toyota …

RESEARCH ENTERPRISE and Chris Baggoley (Chief Executive Officer, Australian
Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care)—was released for discussion as part of a …

Many health experts worry that the dra matic health gains of recent years may prove
temporary if external resources wane. The US Global Health Initiative (GHI) outlines an …