Completed
The goal of this workshop was to bring together representatives from academia, industry, and government to explore ways in which collaborations can accelerate the pathway from research (ideas) to product development (innovation) and specifically how resilience engineering can be applied in complex safety-critical systems such as healthcare. This workshop was the first in UIDP’s Ideas to Innovation series, which is designed to share knowledge, spark innovative ideas, and inspire new collaborations and partnerships. The workshop began with presentations on the fundamentals of resilience engineering, followed by case presentations with expert panelists to further participants’ understanding of the concepts.
Description
An ad hoc committee will organize a meeting on the topic of resilence engineering and how this practice can lead to innovations in healthcare. The committee will identify key participants from academia, industry, and government who will be invited to make presentations and engage in discussions. The purpose will be to explore ways in which collaborations can accelerate the pathway from research (ideas) to product development (innovation) and specifically how resilience engineering can be applied in complex safety-critical systems such as healthcare. A brief, individually-authored summary of the event will be issued.
Collaborators
Committee
Rollin J. Fairbanks, III
Chair
Erik Hollnagel
Member
Elizabeth Lay
Member
Staff
Susan Sauer Sloan
Lead
Major units and sub-units
National Academy of Sciences
Collaborator
National Academy of Medicine
Collaborator
Policy and Global Affairs
Lead
Government-University-Industry-Philanthropy Research Roundtable
Lead
U.S. Science and Innovation Policy
Lead
