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An internal innovation platform that facilitates communication and prioritisation of ideas.
About Serendipity
Serendipity is the AnatomicsRx platform that explores opportunities to innovate. Serendipity acts as a 'forum' for stakeholders to propose ideas for the ongoing development of AnatomicsRx products, medicine and science.
As an interactive tool, Serendipity assists the generation and recording of ideas for innovation. The platform allows stakeholders to propose, view and rank ideas dependent on the value the stakeholder believes the idea offers. AnatomicsRx will review these ideas and determine what, if any, innovation opportunities can be developed.
The underlying aim is to integrate and involve stakeholders in research and development. Serendipity will allow users to be at the core of AnatomicsRx going forward and promote large scale innovation within the medical and scientific spheres. AnatomicsRx will receive feedback direct from the users and integrate ideas into subsequent research and development projects, thereby providing collaborative involvement from each stakeholder.
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Google awards $20 million to 3D printing and tech solutions for people with disabilities
Jacquelline Fuller , google.org Wed, 13 Apr 2016In May 2015, Google.org initiated the Google Impact Challenge: Disabilities, an open call to nonprofit organizations that are developing solutions for the one billion people worldwide living with disabilities. Several of the 29 selected projects are using 3D printing to create meaningful change in people's lives.
Sharing Clinical Trial Data: A Proposal From the ICMJE
Darren B. Taichman, MD, PhD et al , Annals of Internal Medicine Tue, 5 Apr 2016The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) believes that there is an ethical obligation to responsibly share data generated by interventional clinical trials. Many funders around the world now mandate data sharing.
Why medical journals must make researchers share data from clinical trials
The Conversation Mon, 6 Jul 2015From July 1 2015, a new BMJ policy on sharing data from clinical trials takes effect. The authors of all clinical trials published by the journal must agree to make individual patient data from the trial available to other researchers upon reasonable request.
Tweet your chart: Why social sharing of medical data is a good idea
Michal Lev-Ram , Fortune Magazine Fri, 17 Dec 2010Concerns over digital privacy, especially of medical records, have never been higher. Yet startup PatientsLikeMe says there's much to be gained from the crowdsourcing of ailments and treatments.