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    Lean in healthcare - Breaking the trade-off between service and efficiency

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    Publication type
    Journal article
    Author
    Cardoen, Brecht
    Gemmel, Paul
    Robberecht, Rein
    Publication Year
    2012
    Journal
    Zorgmagazine
    Publication Issue
    May
    Publication Begin page
    32
    Publication End page
    34
    
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    Abstract
    Against the background of the current ‘technology goes economic market’ focus of mainstream innovation research, this editorial introduces contributions to a special issue explicitly devoted to the corresponding research gap: non-technological and non-economic innovations are indeed hardly explored, even approaches focussing on non-technological or social innovations still have a strong bias towards the economy. In contrast to both the mainstream and these alternative approaches to innovation, the editorial outlines a concept of socially robust innovations, i.e., innovations that have impact on both economic and non-economic spheres of society, and that can therefore be supposed to be more profitable in terms of, again, both economic and non-economic profit.
    Keyword
    Operations & Supply Chain Management
    Knowledge Domain/Industry
    Operations & Supply Chain Management
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12127/4424
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