We Are Going to Fix Health Care
With a Magnet, Not a Wrench!
Clayton Christensen’s seminal book The Innovator’s Prescription calls for a full rethinking of health care. But how exactly do you “rethink” health care?
The designer Bruce Mau argues that as the title of this module suggests, we should not use not a wrench to manhandle a quick solution but rather a magnet to aggregate and organize areas of challenge that health care in the United States faces.
This month’s published document for The Orange Pages highlights many of the thinkers, along with their books, who are working to identify the problems with health care and where they suggest we look to make improvements.
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