Bio: Professor Clayton M. Christensen 

The process of making products and services more affordable and accessible begins when historically expensive expertise is commoditized. This has happened in every industry we have studied, and healthcare is no different. In healthcare, this process is heavily dependent upon the ability to make a precise diagnosis, which is driven by molecular and imaging diagnostics. These technologies need to be coupled with business model innovation.

One reason why healthcare is so expensive, and quality of care so inconsistent, is that today’s hospitals and physician practices are actually a conflated set of business models.  In this session, we’ll explain these problems and recommend solutions.

Monday, April 27th