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Reverse Innovation in Health Care

How can American hospitals learn from Indian hospitals that deliver high quality care at very low cost?

At a glance

Author
Vijay Govindarajan, Ravi Ramamurti

Why read it

  • You will see which Indian practices for high quality, low cost care US innovators have already used to tackle cost, quality and access
  • You will weigh whether a clear purpose can inspire staff to pursue extraordinary cost innovation
  • You will get a set of diagnostic questions to find where your own organization can change toward affordable, world class care

Who it is for

  • A hospital executive looking to cut costs without cutting quality
  • A health startup founder hoping to disrupt existing care practices
  • A patient or policy reader puzzled by enormous hospital bills

Contents

  1. Value-Based Competition in India
  2. University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC): Improving Access for Rural Communities
  3. How Value-Based Competition Works
  4. Narayana Health
  5. Part Two: Reverse Innovation in Health-Care Delivery: Four New Models for the United States
  6. How to Get Started
  7. Appendix A
  8. Countering Skepticism about Transferring Practices from India to Developed Countries
  9. Appendix B
  10. Health-Care-Delivery-Innovation Diagnostics

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