Innovations Spotlight

09/24/2019

Creating More Impact: The Second Time Around

Earlier this year, we welcomed the first CAMVETS: Make-A-Thon. Now we are back again and gearing up for another make-a-thon that will take place November 8-10, and the closing event will be hosted on Veteran’s Day — November 11, 2019.

09/10/2019

Putting AI into Perspective: Views from Top Healthcare Institutions

As innovators in the healthcare space, we know AI is more than just a splashy acronym. It is a technology poised to revolutionize aspects of the care continuum for both clinicians and consumers. It feels like AI’s big healthcare play is right around the corner – but we still have some questions about its use and regulation.

09/09/2019

Define, Pick, Show, Know: Growing New Bone with Cell X

Dr. George Muschler is a cell biologist and orthopedic surgeon by trade and an engineer at heart. Not long after coming to Cleveland Clinic 30 years ago, he realized he needed to engineer the solutions to his research problem. The problem? How to regrow bone and cartilage.

09/06/2019

Inspiring the Next Generation of Healthcare Professionals

Cleveland Clinic K–12 Education works to improve health and wellness, academic achievement, and career readiness for students in grades K–12. Focusing on student interaction, the department garnered national recognition in 2018 when its Adventures in Health Science and Medicine® program, or AHSM® (pronounced “awesome”) for short, won the United States Distance Learning Association’s prestigious Innovation Award.

08/28/2019

Highlighting Delivery Solutions

Here at Cleveland Clinic Innovations, our technology portfolio is broken down into four domains: Medical Device, Therapeutics & Diagnostics, Health IT, and Delivery Solutions. Sounds pretty cut and dry, but what exactly is Delivery Solutions?

08/27/2019

Top 10 Update: SGLT2 Inhibitors

In 2011, SGLT2 Inhibitors ranked #9 of 10 Medical Innovations slated to change patient care in the year 2012. A novel diabetes therapy, SGLT2 inhibitors represented a paradigm shift in treatment by reducing blood sugar in a totally new way – causing it to be excreted during urination. A once-a-day medication, SGLT2 inhibitors provided an alternative to traditional insulin – which lowers blood sugar by moving glucose into the cells.

08/26/2019

All Nurses Welcome to October Nursing Innovation Summit

Calling all Nurses! We are pleased to annouce that the 7th Annual Nursing Innovation Summit will take place in conjunction with the Medical Innovation Summit in October. Both events will take place in the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland, with the Nursing Innovation Summit kicking off on October 23. Read on to learn more.

08/26/2019

Introducing 30 of the Speakers to be Featured at MIS2019

We have an all-star line up of speakers set to take the stage at the 2019 Medical Innovation Summit. You'll hear from healthcare executives, clinicians, and thought leaders discussing the most pressing topics in medical innovation. Read on to see 30 of our speakers

08/26/2019

AM-PAC User Group Meeting to Accompany MIS2019

The AM-PAC (Activity Measure for Post-Acute Care) Short Forms are a tool used to gather a functional measure of a patient’s mobility, daily activity, and applied cognitive state, whether they are inpatient, outpatient, pre-surgical, or in a homecare setting. This tool, created by Boston University and distributed by Adeo, has users all over the country collecting meaningful data from their patients to improve their care. To help new users better understand the tool, and existing users better utilize it, an AM-PAC User Group Meeting will be hosted in conjunction with the 2019 Medical Innovation Summit.

08/20/2019

From Concept to Benchtop Instrument: Using OCT to Study Keratokonus

BJ Dupps, MD, PhD, ophthalmology staff at the Cole Eye Institute, came to Cleveland with a background in bioengineering and a deep interest in applying it to clinical problems in corneal disease and refractive surgery. Thirteen years later, the team has just completed a five year NIH grant that aimed to develop and translate optical coherence elastography (OCE).

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