Health
Disruption
Disruption is where a change upsets current systems to
such a point that the incumbents operating in that system cannot
adopt to that change.
Interventions to prevent health disruption:
- Enabling technology: an intervention or innovation that
makes a product or service more affordable and accessible to a
wider population.
- Innovative business model: a way of targeting non
consumers or low end consumers. This is most easily accomplished by
new entrance since they are not locked into existing
models.
- Value network: a commercial infrastructure in which
partners, distributers & customers are each better off when
disruptive innovation proliferates.
- adopting Lora model: health coaches as part of a care
team
- Controlling the cost while improving care
- Medicare Advantage: it has become a successful market
place that provides the context for disruption
- for legislators: instead of shifting rising costs among
different stakeholders, focus on enabling models of care that lower
costs by maximizing population health.
- For innovators: understand how urgent imperatives are
changing the basis of competition- driving all stakeholders to
develop new strategies, business model & innovation
capabilities.