Using Visualisation for Disruptive Innovation in Healthcare

The chapter provides a view of alternative visualisation technologies to support sustainable healthcare. It presents the developments in healthcare to explain the need for disruptive innovation. The chapter then presents the elements of disruptive innovation (DI) in healthcare to explain the need to co-design solutions with all stakeholders. This is followed by a discussion of the implications and opportunities for visualisation technologies to enable co-designing of disruptive healthcare processes and products.

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