June 3, 2021 by Philips

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    Harvard Business Review Analytic Services Report: Driving innovation in healthcare through strategic partnerships

    This report from Harvard Business Review Analytic Services explores the role strategic partnerships play in digital transformation—such as integrating artificial intelligence—and why some healthcare executives are not yet prioritizing these alliances. It also provides examples of C-level healthcare leaders at the forefront of strategic partnering and the value their organizations can derive—clinically, operationally and financially. Finally, the paper provides lessons learned that other healthcare leaders can leverage, such as resources and processes needed to establish a successful partnership.

    To make digital pathology come true in Rennes University Hospital, we needed an industry strategic partner to bring in the technology from the outside. Now, a growing number of French University Hospitals want to do the same as we have done. It’s a real revolution. The digital pathology has changed all of our practices and processes.” 

    Veronique Anatole-Touzet

    Director General, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Rennes

    As the benefits of early strategic partnerships take hold, healthcare executives interviewed for this paper say there is good reason to expect that collaborations between healthcare providers and commercial enterprises will increase in both number and scope.

    Summary

    Harvard Business Review Analytic Services Report

    The report focuses on:

     

    • Driving innovation in healthcare through strategic partnerships. 
    • Rethinking the roles of healthcare leaders.
    • Examples of healthcare organizations at the forefront of strategic partnering. 
    • Innovation benefits, including positive clinical and financial impacts.
    • Looking ahead: lessons learned, resources and processes that drive success.
    • Questions healthcare leaders should ask when considering a strategic partnership.

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