Welcome.: Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Healthcare Module Code: MOD005917 Module Leader: Carmelita Charles
This document provides an overview of a module on innovation and entrepreneurship in healthcare. It outlines the session objectives, which include identifying stages of the entrepreneurial cycle and components of the business model canvas. It also discusses acquiring resources and managing entrepreneurial projects. The document describes using the business model canvas and assigning homework that involves analyzing the entrepreneurial lifecycle depicted in the film "The Founder". Groups are tasked with answering discussion questions about acquiring resources and effectuation. Resource acquisition strategies and taxonomy are presented. The session concludes with a group activity analyzing innovation themes on the Fraunhofer website.
Welcome.: Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Healthcare Module Code: MOD005917 Module Leader: Carmelita Charles
This document provides an overview of a module on innovation and entrepreneurship in healthcare. It outlines the session objectives, which include identifying stages of the entrepreneurial cycle and components of the business model canvas. It also discusses acquiring resources and managing entrepreneurial projects. The document describes using the business model canvas and assigning homework that involves analyzing the entrepreneurial lifecycle depicted in the film "The Founder". Groups are tasked with answering discussion questions about acquiring resources and effectuation. Resource acquisition strategies and taxonomy are presented. The session concludes with a group activity analyzing innovation themes on the Fraunhofer website.
in Healthcare Module code: MOD005917 Module Leader: Carmelita Charles Email: [email protected] Week 4 session 1 Ground Rules • Respect ( find out what it means to me) • Valuing contributions –everyone has the right to express their opinion • Everyone has the right to be listened to and have their views acknowledged • Arguments will be challenged • It is ok to laugh and have fun • Zoom Online Etiquette • Time Management Aims and Objectives By the end of this session you will: • Have identified different stages of the entrepreneurial cycle • Have examined the different components of the Business Model Canvas • Have identified critical factors involved in acquiring resources • Have identified critical factors for the management and excuation of a entrepreneurial project • Have engaged in a peer activity The Business Model Canvass The Business Model Canvas Watch the Film: The Founder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AX2uz2XYkbo Homework: watch the film Founder Questions for discussion Please watch the film The Founder. Then, answer the following questions: 1. Outline the entrepreneurial lifecycle of McDonald. In particular, describe the way the need or problem was identified, the way the idea was created, the way the business model was generated, the resources acquired over time, and the way the business was scaled up. 2. Identify different moments of iteration in the search phase of the customer development process. 3. Analyse how the brothers McDonald and Mr Kroc were dealing with the acquisition of resources to develop the business. In particular, identify examples of effectuation from the case. Group work: 30 minutes In your presentation groups provide the answers to the homework questions on a word document to be shared with the whole group 1. Outline the entrepreneurial lifecycle of McDonald. In particular, describe the way the need or problem was identified, the way the idea was created, the way the business model was generated, the resources acquired over time, and the way the business was scaled up. 2. Identify different moments of iteration in the search phase of the customer development process. 3. Analyse how the brothers McDonald and Mr Kroc were dealing with the acquisition of resources to develop the business. In particular, identify examples of effectuation from the case. Resource Acquisition • Acquisition of resources to begin venture • Lack of money frequently the cause of entrepreneurs postponing or cancelling a venture • entrepreneurs first determine the goals they want to achieve and secondly search for resources to achieve those goals. • Saras Sarasvathy developed the concept of effectuation as an alternative way of proceeding when starting an entrepreneurial venture. Her investigation focused upon 30 founders of companies and revealed some surprising but teachable principles: the rationality of these founders was the inverse of causal. They used effectual reasoning. Resource Acquisition • As defined by Sarasvathy: “Effectual reasoning … does not begin with a specific goal. Instead, it begins with a given set of means and allows goals to emerge contingently over time from the varied imagination and diverse aspirations of the founders and the people they interact with”
Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Technology] Resource Acquisition • The first principle of effectuation is “working with your means”, and there are three main categories of means to all individuals: who am I, what I know, and who I know. • The history of entrepreneurship brings up many examples of how this effectuation works. It might be surprising but the Starbucks coffee chain provides a good case study.
Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Technology] Resource Acquisition Resource Acquisition • Karlene Sinclair-Robinson’s10 top sources of financing, based on her own book. These are (1) personal financing, • (2) personal credit lines, • (3) family and friends, • (4) peer-to-peer lending, • (5) crowdfunding, • (6) microloans, • (7) vendor financing, • (8) purchase order financing, • (9) factoring accounts receivables, and (10) IRA financing Resource Acquisition Diaz, Lorenzo and Solis Taxonomy Diaz, Lorenzo and Solis Taxonomy Diaz, Lorenzo and Solis Taxonomy Diaz, Lorenzo and Solis Taxonomy Diaz, Lorenzo and Solis Taxonomy Comfort stop 15 minutes Group Activity: 30 minutes In your groups research go to the Fraunhofer website and research two themes. One of the themes must be health. Prepare a PowerPoint slide with your findings to feedback to the whole group • Fraunhofer is currently Europe’s largest organization for applied research, with more than 13,000 staff sharing a total budget of 1.3 billion euros: “People need health, security, energy, communication, the environment and mobility. These are the main challenges that occupy everyone’s attention today. And it is on these six thematic fields that we focus our research capacities.” See more about this organization at its webpage: www.fraunhofer.de/en.html Rachel Cashman Leading Innovation Kings Fund 22nd November 2012 https://www.kingsfund.org.uk/audio-video/rachel-cashman- leading-innovation NHS Digital The past, present and future of innovation to support and empower the patient By Hazel Jones and Jackie Tatterton. 13 July 2018 https://digital.nhs.uk/blog/transformation-blog/2018/the-past- present-and-future-of-innovation-to-support-and-empower- patients Please read the blog on line or you can download the word document on the VLE Useful Resources • Barlow J (2017) Managing Innovation in Healthcare. World Scientific. London. • Bessant J and Tidd J (2011) 3rd edition Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Wiley. West Sussex.UK • Lorenzo O, Kawalek p, Wharton L (2018) Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Technology: A Guide to Core Models and Tools. Routledge Focus. London Useful Websites • LGA www.lga.gov.uk • NHS Digital www.digital.nhs.uk • The King’s Fund Publications on innovation: https://www.kingsfund.org.uk/events/leading-innovation • Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) www.scie.org.uk