Uta Schmidt-Straßburger: Pathology innovation is not an oxymoron – it is rather magic
Uta Schmidt-Straßburger, Scientific Director at Ulm University, shared a post by on LinkedIn:
“Pathology innovation is not an oxymoron – it is rather magic
In the new installment of our podcast, Dr Joe Lennerz, the CSO of BostonGene and a long-term lecturer of the Advanced Oncology study program, is talking about teaching pathology to the Advanced Oncology students and about one of the initiatives he co-founded with Dr Esther Abels and Dr Brandon Gallas, the Pathology Innovation Collaborative Community, now hosted by the Medical Device Innovation Consortium.
The PIcc homepage.
PIcc’s Youtube channel.
Tune in to learn about obstacles in the implementation of innovations and how to overcome them. As a board-certified pathologist, Dr Lennerz is familiar with reluctance towards innovation and change but – in the end – also with the benefits that implemented change will bring to the patients. Dr Lennerz often points out: The precompetitive space is the place where real magic happens. Collaboration in the pre-competitive space has the advantage of being able to gather critical evidence and arguments that will ultimately be part of a jointly acceptable solution.
The Data for Health Initiative of the German Ministry of Health is another project Dr Lennerz is involved in, and lots of magic is happening there as well under the leadership of Susanne Ozegowski .
What I personally love most about Joe is that – although everything we do together is very serious with consequences – everyone in the room will inevitably be drawn to the matter at hand because he does it with so much fervor.”
Quoting Advanced Oncology’s post:
“Pathology innovation is not an oxymoron – it is rather magic
In the new installment of our podcast, Dr Joe Lennerz, the CSO of BostonGene and a long-term lecturer of the Advanced Oncology study program, is talking about teaching pathology to the Advanced Oncology students and about one of the initiatives he co-founded with Dr Esther Abels and Dr Brandon Gallas, the Pathology Innovation Collaborative Community, now hosted by the Medical Device Innovation Consortium.
The PIcc homepage.
PIcc’s Youtube channel.
Tune in to learn about obstacles in the implementation of innovations and how to overcome them. As a board-certified pathologist, Dr Lennerz is familiar with reluctance towards innovation and change but – in the end – also with the benefits that implemented change will bring to the patients. Dr Lennerz often points out: The precompetitive space is the place where real magic happens. Collaboration in the pre-competitive space has the advantage of being able to gather critical evidence and arguments that will ultimately be part of a jointly acceptable solution.
The Data for Health Initiative of the German Ministry of Health is another project Dr Lennerz is involved in, and lots of magic is happening there as well under the leadership of Susanne Ozegowski.”
Source: Uta Schmidt-Straßburger/LinkedIn and /LinkedIn