The rate-limiting step in medical innovation shouldn’t change. Here’s why.
The health care industry has traditionally moved at a snail’s pace when adopting innovation, but there is growing evidence that Silicon Valley’s ways are rubbing off on the sector. Recently, we have seen coders, scientists, and doctors team up to convene medical hackathons, the NIH has begun classes on lean start-up methods, and health care start-up incubators like Rock Health are flourishing. Even …
The rate-limiting step in medical innovation shouldn’t change. Here’s why.
