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MISSIONTransforming the experience and delivery of health care.

INNOVATION DEFINEDDiscovering and implementing new ways to deliver better

health care.

APPROACH

CENTER FOR INNOVATION

THINK I MOVE

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CENTER FOR INNOVATION METHODOLOGYWe innovate by using design thinking, deep collaboration

and rapid experimentation to co-create the unparalleled

health care experience.

SCANNING AND

FRAMING

Understanding world

trends and aligning

with Mayo Clinic

strategies to frame

opportunity spaces.

SYNTHESIZING

Combining insights

to select projects

with the greatest

potential.

RESEARCHING AND

EXPERIMENTING

Investigating and

understanding the

opportunity spaces

for new value creation.

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SYNTHESIZING

Combining insights

to select projects

with the greatest

potential.

PROTOTYPING

Testing and

evaluating ideas

to make concepts

tangible.

IMPLEMENTING

Piloting solutions

and transitioning

ownership to an

operational home.

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PLATFORMS

1. PRACTICE REDESIGN. Reduce outpatient costs for Mayo

Clinic by 30 percent while improving the patient experience

and maintaining and enhancing quality outcomes.

HOW are we doing this? Conducting radical experiments to develop

new practice models with a goal of implementing the new model(s)

in Mayo Clinic’s outpatient practice by the end of 2014.

2. COMMUNITY HEALTH. Accomplish a Triple Aim*

model in the Mayo Clinic Health System (MCHS) and Employee

and Community Health (ECH) (*Improve the health of the

population; Enhance the patient experience; and Reduce the per

capita cost of care).

HOW are we doing this? Creating “Triple Aim” prototypes and

implementing pilots of the new models in MCHS and Employee

and Community Health practice by the end of 2013.

3. CONNECTED CARE. Develop sustainable models that extend

specialty care from traditional clinic/hospital settings.

HOW are we doing this? Developing new practice models in three venues by

end of 2013:

1) an underserved area in the United States

2) an external practice

3) a patient’s home

4. FUTURE WORKS. Explore and test non-traditional opportunities

and collaborations to radically alter the health care landscape.

HOW are we doing this? Scanning the world and exploring new spaces that

have the potential to transform health care delivery.

To learn more, visit: http://centerforinnovation.mayo.edu

MC6295-22rev0812©2012 Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research

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