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Competences

for innovation adoption

In the field of health innovation training, it is essential to have a set of competencies that enable professionals to effectively adopt and apply innovations in this constantly evolving field. The following are the key competencies for the adoption of innovations in health training:

Application & practical thinking

Application & practical thinking

Health professionals must possess practical skills and be able to apply knowledge and innovations effectively in real-life situations. This involves understanding how to use new technologies, techniques and approaches in practical ways and adapt them to the specific needs of patients and healthcare settings.

Critical thinking

Critical thinking

Critical thinking is essential to evaluate health innovations objectively and make informed decisions. Professionals must be able to critically analyse scientific evidence, identify strengths and weaknesses, and evaluate the potential benefits and risks of adopting a particular innovation.

Understanding & integration

Understanding & integration

The ability to understand and assimilate complex, multidisciplinary information is crucial for the adoption of health innovations. Professionals must be able to integrate knowledge and concepts from various disciplines and apply them coherently in their daily practice.

Permanent learning​

Permanent learning​

As health is a constantly evolving field, professionals must have a lifelong learning attitude. This involves keeping up to date with the latest research, technological advances and best practices in health, and seeking opportunities for continuing education to improve their knowledge and skills.

Design & project​

Design & project​

Successful adoption of health innovations often involves the design and implementation of projects. Professionals must have skills in planning, executing and managing projects, including identifying clear objectives, allocating appropriate resources and evaluating results.

Innovation & creativity

Innovation & creativity

The ability to generate new and creative ideas is essential for the adoption of innovations in health. Professionals must be able to identify problems, seek innovative solutions and think creatively to improve quality of care and patient outcomes.

Intrapreneurship

Intrapreneurship

Intrapreneurship involves the ability to generate change and promote innovation from within a healthcare organisation. Professionals must be proactive, seek opportunities for improvement and have the motivation and ability to implement meaningful change for the benefit of patients and the organisation.

Knowledge of contemporary issues

Knowledge of contemporary issues

Health professionals need to be aware of contemporary issues and challenges in the health field. This involves understanding current trends, public health issues, technological advances and health policies in order to effectively address them with innovative approaches.

Analysis & problem solving

Analysis & problem solving

The ability to analyse complex problems and find effective solutions is essential for the adoption of health innovations. Professionals must be able to identify the underlying causes of problems, develop problem-solving strategies and evaluate the results to continuously improve patient care and outcomes.

Project management

Project management

Project management involves the ability to plan, organise, execute and control projects effectively. Professionals must have skills in managing time, resources and teams, and be able to work to deadlines and achieve defined objectives.

Teamwork & leadership

Teamwork & leadership

Collaboration in multidisciplinary teams is essential for the successful adoption of health innovations. Professionals must be able to work effectively in teams, communicate clearly and facilitate collaboration between different stakeholders. In addition, they must have leadership skills to inspire and motivate others towards the adoption and implementation of health innovations.

Effective communication

Effective communication

Effective communication is essential to convey ideas, concepts and results to different audiences. Professionals must be able to communicate clearly, concisely and understandably with both colleagues and patients, using different communication channels appropriately

These competencies are fundamental to the successful adoption of innovations in healthcare training. By developing these skills, professionals will be prepared to meet the challenges of an ever-changing healthcare environment and improve the quality of care and patient outcomes.

Thanks to iRaise blended programme, participating teams will be able to enjoy working alongside other participants and trainers. They will benefit from the opportunity to upgrade their learning experience through distance-learning mentoring and by joining online learning groups (as the Campus Kick Off, the joint seminar and the final iRaise event). And let’s not forget the star session of this campus which consists of having iRaise trainers ‘virtually’ visiting each of the participating teams at their own facilities and working with them towards the definition of the adequate vehicle(s) to address their specific unmet needs.

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