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The Actionable Innovation Day (AID) approach facilitates health care innovation by bringing diverse stakeholders together to create feasible, low-cost recommendations. This structured model addresses barriers to change and fosters collaborative problem-solving for system improvement.

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Area of Science:

  • Health Care Management
  • Innovation in Healthcare
  • Collaborative Problem-Solving

Background:

  • Meaningful health care innovation faces barriers like resistance to change and resource constraints.
  • Existing obstacles hinder the translation of creative ideas into sustainable improvements.
  • Structured approaches are needed to support collaboration and reduce implementation friction.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce and evaluate the Actionable Innovation Day (AID) approach.
  • To generate consensus-based, low-cost, and feasible recommendations for health care system improvement.
  • To demonstrate a structured, participatory model for advancing health care innovation.

Main Methods:

  • The Actionable Innovation Day (AID) approach was developed as a structured, participatory model.
  • A regional AID event convened 57 multidisciplinary participants (clinicians, administrators, patient partners, industry leaders) for a full-day session.
  • Facilitated discussions, presentations, and breakout sessions focused on critical care, followed by collaborative analysis and prioritization of improvement opportunities.

Main Results:

  • The AID process generated 28 actionable recommendations across 4 domains: health care innovation, regionalized care, critical care practices, and artificial intelligence.
  • A post-event survey revealed strong participant agreement, with 23 recommendations rated above 4 out of 5.
  • Top-ranked proposals included strengthening research-industry-clinical partnerships, enhancing family involvement in ICU recovery, and implementing centralized regional coordination for critical care.

Conclusions:

  • The AID model is feasible and effective in surfacing strategic, context-appropriate solutions that resonate across stakeholder groups.
  • The AID process provides a scalable and adaptable template for advancing health care innovation through collaborative problem-solving.
  • The AID approach encourages the adoption of inclusive innovation processes to accelerate system improvement, even in resource-limited settings.