HEALTH CARE INNOVATION LAB: Development and test of simulation methods in a hospital outpatient clinic

  • Broberg, Ole (Project Manager)
  • Edwards, Kasper (Project Manager)
  • Fronczek-Munter, Aneta (PhD Student)
  • Jensen, Per Anker (Collaborative Partner)

    Project Details

    Description

    The objective was to develop and test simulation methods and tools as a means in user driven innovation. The case was a hospital outpatient clinic that was going to move into a new building within 4-5 years. The research team planned and facilitated a number of design and simulation workshops with a user group including two medical doctors, two nurses, and a secretary.
    The results included a new cost-effective method of scenario-based tabletop simulation, which successfully promoted innovation and improvement of health care systems.
    In the case the user group succeeded in developing an innovative concept of the future outpatient clinic in terms of spatial layout, work organization, knowledge sharing, technology, and finance.
    AcronymHIL
    StatusFinished
    Effective start/end date01/01/2010 → 01/03/2012

    Collaborative partners

    • Technical University of Denmark (lead)
    • Grontmij A/S (Project partner)
    • Centre for Health Care Innovation, Capital Region (Project partner)
    • Danish Society for Patient Safety (Project partner)
    • Danish Institute for Medical Simulation (Project partner)

    Funding

    • User Driven Innovation

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    • 1 Article in proceedings
    • 1 Conference abstract in proceedings
    • 1 Journal article
    • 1 Participating in or organising a conference