Stéphanie B.M. Cadeddu

Université de Montréal

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Jerome D. Donovan

Swinburne University of Technology

Eryadi K. Masli

Swinburne University of Technology

Gerrit A. de Waal

Bond University

Cheree Topple

Swinburne University of Technology

Jean‐Paul Fortin

Université Laval

Hassane Alami

Université de Montréal

Mohamed Ali Ag Ahmed

Université de Montréal

Pascale Lehoux

Université de Montréal

Mathilde Savoldelli

École des Hautes Études en Santé Publique

Lysanne Rivard

Université de Montréal

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Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Físicas

513

European Organization for Nuclear Research

508

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

255

University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

209

Tsinghua University

205

University of Zurich

203

École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne

195

Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro

185

Central China Normal University

175

Institut National de Physique Nucléaire et de Physique des Particules

171

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Guiding Pay-As-You-Live Health Insurance Models Toward Responsible Innovation in Health (Preprint)

Hassane Alami Lysanne Rivard Robson Rocha de Oliveira Pascale Lehoux Stéphanie B.M. Cadeddu

UNSTRUCTURED While the transition toward digitalized health care and service delivery challenges many publicly and privately funded health systems, patients are already producing a phenomenal amount of data on their health and lifestyle through their personal use of mobile technologies. To extract value from such user-generated data, a new insurance model is emerging called Pay-As-You-Live (PAYL). This model differs from other insurance models by offering to support clients in the management of their health in a more interactive yet directive manner. Despite significant promises for clients, there are critical issues that remain unaddressed, especially as PAYL models can significantly disrupt current collective insurance models and question the social contract in so-called universal and public health systems. In this paper, we discuss the following issues of concern: the quantification of health-related behavior, the burden of proof of compliance, client data privacy, and the potential threat to health insurance models based on risk mutualization. We explore how more responsible health insurance models in the digital health era could be developed, particularly by drawing from the Responsible Innovation in Health framework.

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Digital Health

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10.2196/preprints.19586

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Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Development: An Exploratory Study of The Internalisation Strategy of a Technology-intensive Multinational

Journal of International Business and Economy (2013)

Stéphanie B.M. Cadeddu Jerome D. Donovan Eryadi K. Masli

Foreign direct investment is considered an important driver of economic development, particularly through its potential transfer of knowledge, know-how and technology to host countries which may enable industrial or economic upgrading. This study explores the internationalisation process of a technological-intensive Multinational Enterprise (MNE) and, through internalisation theory, explores how it transferred its knowledge, know-how and technology to the host country it entered. Through this exploratory study, findings confirm theoretical expectations developed from the extensive literature review, with data showing that the MNE adopted strict governance structures over the activities of its subsidiary, restricting the transfer of its firm specific advantages to the host market, while leveraging from the central coordination and management of product development and value chain activities.

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Technology Transfer

10.51240/jibe.2013.1.1

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Frugal Innovation and the New Product Development Process

Stéphanie B.M. Cadeddu Jerome D. Donovan Cheree Topple Gerrit A. de Waal Eryadi K. Masli

This book explores the new product development process of firms developing frugal innovation for the base-of-the-pyramid (BOP) markets in developing countries. Frugal innovations are products characterised by an affordable price-point, durability, usability and core functionalities that are highly adapted to BOP consumers' needs. Frugal products have the potential to drive the development progress and living standards of low-income consumers. With an innovation framework developed from worldwide frugal case studies, this book provides detailed insights through two in-depth start-up firms in Indonesia that have successfully launched frugal products for the low-income market. These two start-ups have addressed two major development challenges for not just Indonesia, but also the global BOP market – traditional methods of cooking and access to clean drinking water. A detailed roadmap is developed from insights into the processes and management decisions of these two start-ups and combined with previous studies on frugal products. Providing a detailed roadmap across the different phases and stages of the new product development process when developing frugal products, this book will be insightful to not only innovators but also investors and government agencies supporting their activities.

10.4324/9780429000980

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How Can Health Systems Better Prepare for the Next Pandemic? Lessons Learned From the Management of COVID-19 in Quebec (Canada)

Frontiers in Public Health (2021)

Hassane Alami Pascale Lehoux Richard Fleet Jean‐Paul Fortin Joanne Liu

The magnitude of the COVID-19 pandemic challenged societies around our globalized world. To contain the spread of the virus, unprecedented and drastic measures and policies were put in place by governments to manage an exceptional health care situation while maintaining other essential services. The responses of many governments showed a lack of preparedness to face this systemic and global health crisis. Drawing on field observations and available data on the first wave of the pandemic (mid-March to mid-May 2020) in Quebec (Canada), this article reviewed and discussed the successes and failures that characterized the management of COVID-19 in this province. Using the framework of Palagyi et al. on system preparedness toward emerging infectious diseases, we described and analyzed in a chronologically and narratively way: (1) how surveillance was structured; (2) how workforce issues were managed; (3) what infrastructures and medical supplies were made available; (4) what communication mechanisms were put in place; (5) what form of governance emerged; and (6) whether trust was established and maintained throughout the crisis. Our findings and observations stress that resilience and ability to adequately respond to a systemic and global crisis depend upon preexisting system-level characteristics and capacities at both the provincial and federal governance levels. By providing recommendations for policy and practice from a learning health system perspective, this paper contributes to the groundwork required for interdisciplinary research and genuine policy discussions to help health systems better prepare for future pandemics.

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Global Health

Healthcare system

10.3389/fpubh.2021.671833

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The NPDP for frugal innovation

Routledge eBooks (2019)

Stéphanie B.M. Cadeddu Jerome D. Donovan Cheree Topple Gerrit A. de Waal Eryadi K. Masli

10.4324/9780429000980-6

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Base-of-the-pyramid markets and the need for frugal innovation

Routledge eBooks (2019)

Stéphanie B.M. Cadeddu Jerome D. Donovan Cheree Topple Gerrit A. de Waal Eryadi K. Masli

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Base (topology)

10.4324/9780429000980-1

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Frugal innovation and what it offers the assistive technology sector

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Frugal Innovation and the New Product Development Process: Insights from Indonesia

Stéphanie B.M. Cadeddu Jerome D. Donovan Cheree Topple Gerrit A. de Waal Eryadi K. Masli

This book explores the new product development process of firms developing frugal innovation for the base-of-the-pyramid (BOP) markets in developing countries. Frugal innovations are products characterised by an affordable price-point, durability, usability and core functionalities that are highly adapted to BOP consumers’ needs. Frugal products have the potential to drive the development progress and living standards of low-income consumers. With an innovation framework developed from worldwide frugal case studies, this book provides detailed insights through two in-depth start-up firms in Indonesia that have successfully launched frugal products for the low-income market. These two start-ups have addressed two major development challenges for not just Indonesia, but also the global BOP market – traditional methods of cooking and access to clean drinking water. A detailed roadmap is developed from insights into the processes and management decisions of these two start-ups and combined with previous studies on frugal products. Providing a detailed roadmap across the different phases and stages of the new product development process when developing frugal products, this book will be insightful to not only innovators but also investors and government agencies supporting their activities.

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Frugal innovation practices in start-ups

Routledge eBooks (2019)

Stéphanie B.M. Cadeddu Jerome D. Donovan Cheree Topple Gerrit A. de Waal Eryadi K. Masli

This chapter explores how an Indonesian start-up, CTech Group, has developed a frugal cancer therapy for the base-of-pyramid and middle markets in Indonesia despite the local constrained environment. It aims to contribute the frugal innovation literature, and in particular, towards addressing the paucity of studies in healthcare. At CTech, the opportunity for a new cancer therapy device was discovered through the inventor's identification of the inadequate and high-cost cancer therapies available in Indonesia. The main reasons are cost, complexity of usage, and poor integration into the local electrical grid. The prototype testing stage refers to the validation of the product design, benefits, and performance by testing an advanced physical version. The market testing of new products enables innovators to assess and refine the product performance and the related marketing plan in real settings with a larger group. Frugal innovators adjust the promotion and distribution strategies to include locally established channels and trustworthy networks.

10.4324/9780429025679-18

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