Part I RIH concepts -- Introduction -- Getting Started -- Generating a Responsible Health Innovation Idea -- Fleshing Out a Venture That Can Responsibly Tackle the Problem -- Designing a Responsible Solution -- Part II Tools to Make and Measure RIH -- Making RIH --
Summary
The book is structured around the innovation pathway, from the initial idea to the assessment of its responsibility features. It comprises three parts and 11 chapters. Readers may choose to jump from one chapter to another depending on where they are in their innovation or entrepreneurial journey. Innovation is indeed an iterative process, wherein several back-and-forth between problem-setting and problem-solving are both frequent and necessary to come up with an optimal solution. Each chapter explains the key concepts or tools addressed, as well as their practical implications. We also present examples of best practices from around the world or drawn from our own empirical research. Each chapter ends with summary points and a list of references for readers who would like to expand their understanding of the concepts or tools
