How to measure innovation How to measure the success of innovations Innovation is a critical driver of growth and competitiveness in today's dynamic business environment. However, to effectively manage and improve innovation efforts, organisations must be able to measure them accurately. In this blog, Dr Richard Dune explores the importance...

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How to decide which innovations to prioritise How can leaders decide what innovations to prioritise? In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, leaders must decide which innovations to prioritise. Successful innovation drives growth and ensures an organisation remains competitive and responsive to changing market dynamics. However, with countless potential innovations competing...

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What is the diffusion of innovations theory? - The Mandatory Training Group UK - Adopting new technologies and practices is crucial for staying ahead in today's rapidly evolving world. This is particularly true in health and social care, where innovations can significantly improve patient outcomes and operational efficiency. Everett Rogers'...

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Diffusion of innovations in practice - My journey from doctoral studies to industry leadership It was 2011, and I was diving into the vast ocean of doctoral studies, eager to explore uncharted waters. My academic voyage began with a simple library book – Everett Rogers' "Diffusion of Innovations." Borrowed on...

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CSTF statutory and mandatory training guidance - Mastering mandatory training: A Guide to skills for health statutory & mandatory training Ensuring compliance with statutory and mandatory training requirements is paramount in the healthcare sector. As outlined in the Core Skills Training Framework (CSTF) by Skills for Health, this training is...

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